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Objective world (n.) is too full for time: past and future slip out of being into subjectivity, seeking not support but a possibility of not-being that suits them.
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Objective world (n.) is too full for time: past and future slip out of being into subjectivity, seeking not support but a possibility of not-being that suits them.
The Objective world (n.) for existential man is nothing but an occasion of vexation, elusive, indifferent and a mere probability, because that freedom is made out of an arbitrary contempt for things.