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“Schopenhauer’s saying: All great truth goes through three phases. First it is ridiculed, then violently attacked, and finally accepted as self-evident.”
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“In his documentary on global warming, An Inconvenient Truth, Al Gore quotes a well-known twentieth-century American journalist, Upton Sinclair: “It’s difficult to get someone to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it.”
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“People who want to protect themselves from cancer should seriously reduce their consumption of processed sugar and bleached flour.”
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“Immune cells are also sensitive to our emotions. They react positively to emotional states characterized by a sense of well-being and a feeling that we are connected to those around us. It’s as if our immune cells mobilize all the better when they are in the service of a life that is objectively worth living.”
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