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... the rim of his lager. “We tell ourselves that we’re thinking apes, that we’re above the animals, but that’s all pride and wishful thinking. Perhaps we are altogether incapable of estimating our own intelligence, our place in this world. The truth is, most people do whatever their baser instincts urge them to, and the true function of the human mind is to convince our top-level conscious selves that our actions are our own, that we acted out of intellect, that we planned things out, that we used ...
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