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ME: I almost share you opinion, but let's not explore that. HIM: Why not? ME I ALMOST SHARE YOUR OPINION BUT LET'S NOT EXPLORE THAT HIM WHY NOT
 thing in the world--strange people. HIM: Very odd. We aren't born with this frame of mind. One has to acquire it, because it's not natural. ME: Not natural to men? HIM: No, not to men. Everything living, including human beings, seeks benefits for itself at the expense of whoever they belong to. And I'm sure that if I left the little savage to go his own way, without speaking to him about anything, he'd want to be richly clothed, splendidly fed, liked by men, and adored by women, and would like to gather round him all the fine things of life. ME: If the little savage were left to himself so that he retained all his imbecility, uniting the little reason possessed by a child in the cradle with the passionate violence in a man thirty years old, he'd wring his father's neck and sleep with his mother. HIM: That proves the need for a good education. Who'll argue about that? And what's a fine education if not one which leads to all sorts of pleasures, without danger and without inconvenience? NSIDER RICHES THE MOST PRECIOUS THING IN THE WORLD STRANGE PEOPLE HIM VERY ODD WE AREN'T BORN WITH THIS FRAME OF MIND ONE HAS TO ACQUIRE IT BECAUSE IT'S NOT NATURAL ME NOT NATURAL TO MEN HIM NO NOT TO MEN EVERYTHING LIVING INCLUDING HUMAN BEINGS SEEKS BENEFITS FOR ITSELF AT THE EXPENSE OF WHOEVER THEY BELONG TO AND I'M SURE THAT IF I LEFT THE LITTLE SAVAGE TO GO HIS OWN WAY WITHOUT SPEAKING TO HIM ABOUT ANYTHING HE'D WANT TO BE RICHLY CLOTHED SPLENDIDLY FED LIKED BY MEN AND ADORED BY WOMEN AND WOULD LIKE TO GATHER ROUND HIM ALL THE FINE THINGS OF LIFE ME IF THE LITTLE SAVAGE WERE LEFT TO HIMSELF SO THAT HE RETAINED ALL HIS IMBECILITY UNITING THE LITTLE REASON POSSESSED BY A CHILD IN THE CRADLE WITH THE PASSIONATE VIOLENCE IN A MAN THIRTY YEARS OLD HE'D WRING HIS FATHER'S NECK AND SLEEP WITH HIS MOTHER HIM THAT PROVES THE NEED FOR A GOOD EDUCATION WHO'LL ARGUE ABOUT THAT AND WHAT'S A FINE EDUCATION IF NOT ONE WHICH LEADS TO ALL SORTS OF PLEASURES WITHOUT DANGER AND WITHOUT INCONVENIENCE
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