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Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche

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English (Source)

Bringing an unknown thing back to the known makes it easier, calms, satisfies, and also creates a feeling of power. The unknown causes danger, restlessness, trouble, - the (...) instinct strives to eliminate these embarrassing conditions. First principle: any explanation is better than none.

Words: 44

Hungarian

Egy ismeretlen dolog ismertre valĂł visszavezetĂ©se megkönnyĂ­t, megnyugtat, kielĂ©gĂ­t, ezenkĂ­vĂŒl a hatalom Ă©rzĂ©sĂ©t kelti. Az ismeretlen veszĂ©lyt, nyugtalansĂĄgot, gondot okoz, - az (...) ösztön arra törekszik, hogy megszĂŒntesse ezeket a kĂ­nos ĂĄllapotokat. ElsƑ alapelv: bĂĄrmilyen magyarĂĄzat jobb a semminĂ©l.
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Words: 39
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Last updated: 2026-02-13

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