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Socrates.
He was in perfect harmony with himself and in perpetual conflict with others.
The right of self-defense.
A genuine motive has the right to remain hidden from both self and others.
“Discourse on the Otter.”
For some reason, I feel as though I were being mocked.
What privileged access?
The only one who can misrecognize you worse than an other is your self.
Self-involvement, self-sacrifice.
Neither the vice nor the virtue makes any sense outside of contexts that assume the separation of self from other.
It all starts here.
Other-awareness is the othering-origin and self-surpassing of self-awareness.
Other dependence.
The Master depends upon the Disciple and the Apprentice, the Servant and the Slave. Remember this if you would imagine a world without mastery.
Oh, my!
A parvenu is living a lie—someone else’s, to be exact.
You don’t seem to be harming anyone else.
So go ahead—do whatever makes you unhappy.
Support.
No confidence for the self without confiding in others.
Art of Aphorism 
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