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The Active life (n.) would need infinite knowledge to choose rightly among all its goods.
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The Active life (n.) would need infinite knowledge to choose rightly among all its goods.
The Active life (n.) became fully active only after losing its anchor in contemplation — and only because it stayed bound to life could labor unfold its entire fertility.
The Active life (n.) was Rousseau's dread: twenty years of profound meditation in solitude would hurt less than six months among men and public affairs.