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The True world (n.) however conceived, was always the apparent world once again.
The True world (n.) is just a lie added on to the apparent world, which is the only world.
The True world (n.) versus apparent world reduces to the antithesis "world" and "nothing."
The True world (n.) and apparent world mean: the mendaciously invented world and reality.
The True world (n.) is the most amazing trick ever perpetrated on us: so much is encrusted in the word "true" that believing in it feels obligatory, out of decency.
The True world (n.) once one discovers what material it was built from, all that remains is the repudiated world — and the disappointment becomes one more reason to repudiate it.
The True world (n.) must be abolished: it is the great devaluer of the world we are — our most dangerous attempt yet to assassinate life.
The True world (n.) is fabricated solely from psychological needs; once we see this, we can neither believe in it nor endure the only world left.