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Schopenhauer Says, "For All That, It Must Rouse Our Sympathy

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Schopenhauer says, "For all that, it must rouse our sympathy to think how very little the Will, this lord of the world, really gets when it takes the form of an individual; usually only just enough to keep the body together. This is why man is so very miserable."

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