"<p>And accidents, which do not exist - like witches - are no longer to be mentioned. I do not believe in accidents. There is only carelessness. You get hit by a tram, your luggage is stolen on the way, an impudent blackmails you and insults your name, and you spoil your stomach with food and drink - and then what? Why weren't you more careful? The world is dangerous, and the possibility of accident lurks in every situation and action of life, this danger and chance is clear with human life. Yes, perhaps it is this chance that gives one a deeper hold and tension. Just think, what would human life and the world be like without the chance of an accident? How brashly self-assured, how unabashedly arrogant and haughty it would be! No, the possibility of an accident lurks in your every moment, objects, situations, people, chemicals, static and physical formulas: it's all against you too. So beware. Not anxiously, but in a way befitting your humanity, seriously and objectively, very carefully. And always know that it is not the world's wiles that have arbitrarily broken against you when the accident occurs, but you who have been weak, lazy, and petty. There is no "tram accident". It's just you and the tram and the world order.</p>"