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Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche

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And in front of us is the man who has lost his myth, who in the midst of all pasts, without a past and hungry for the past, forever unsatisfied, is scratching to find some roots.

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Hungarian

És előttünk áll a mítoszát vesztett ember, aki minden múltak közepette múlttalanul és múltra éhesen, örökké kielégítetlenül kapar, hogy valami gyökeret leljen.

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Last updated: 2026-02-13

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