The great lack of imagination from
which he suffers is responsible for his inability to enter into the
feelings of beings other than himself, and hence his with their
fate and suffering is of the slightest possible description.
which he suffers is responsible for his inability to enter into the
feelings of beings other than himself, and hence his with their
fate and suffering is of the slightest possible description.
Human, All Too Human- A Book for Free Spirits by Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
