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We Philologists, Volume 8

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J. M. (John McFarland) Kennedy translation

The stupidity of the will is Schopenhauer's greatest thought, if thoughts be judged from the standpoint of power. We can see in Hartmann how he juggled away this thought. Nobody will ever call something stupid—God.

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