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"Cancer cells are those which have forgotten how to die" - nurse, Royal Marsden hospital They have forgotten how to die And so extend their killing life.
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Sure, we'd developed a patience, perhaps even a taste for being lost, but we were plain exhausted: not in our bodies, which had forgotten nothing of what they'd known of heat, or of what to do with it - wasn't it this that had rescued us, mostly, from many worse persuasions, as we passed the time?
Here we see the deeper point behind Heidegger's aforementioned phenomenological dictum: "What seems natural to us is presumably just the familiarity of a long-established custom which has forgotten the unfamiliarity from which it arose".
By revealing the limitations of Western philosophy's metaphysical conceptions of what "things" are, Heidegger gives a concrete demonstration of his critical-phenomenological (and obviously Nietzsche-influenced) view that: "What seems natural to us is presumably just the familiarity of a long-established custom which has forgotten the unfamiliarity from which it arose" (PLT 24/GA5 9).
"We are a society which has forgotten how to weep, how to experience compassion".
He provided an alternative to a legalistic, theologically congested church which had forgotten the simplicity of its own original spirit.
However, dissatisfied with the films he was offered, calling the studios " a Tiffany, which had forgotten how to make silver", Nielsen left MGM after auditioning for Messala in the 1959 Ben-Hur.
Ashamed of having to seek asylum in Italy, which, having forgotten its own history of immigration, has felt invaded for decades by refugees from every corner of the globe.
After the parliamentary party agreed on this issue 12 8, Hall resigned the leadership on 16 March 1972, stating that "I cannot continue to lead a Party that will not follow; I cannot lead a Party which has lost its idealism and which has forgotten that its purpose for existence is to govern successfully for the welfare of all South Australians.
He also seized on Friedrich Nietzsche's notorious contention that "there are no facts, only interpretations" and that "truths are illusions which we have forgotten are illusions".
You have now lost the cops and swing around to head back to your mission, the purpose of which you have forgotten.
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