Emil Cioran
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I ask myself; Why is it that only some people suffer? Why are only some selected from the ranks of normal people and put on the torture rack?
— Romanian title: Pe culmile disperării
Emil M. Cioran, rumän. [tʃoˈran] (), frz. [sjɔˈʀɑ̃], (* 8. April 1911 in Rășinari in Siebenbürgen, Österreich-Ungarn; † 20. Juni 1995 in Paris) war ein rumänischer Philosoph und Essayist, der seit 1937 in Frankreich lebte. Er publizierte vor allem Aphorismensammlungen und Essays, die von einem starken Pessimismus gekennzeichnet sind.
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I ask myself; Why is it that only some people suffer? Why are only some selected from the ranks of normal people and put on the torture rack?
The most interesting aspect of suffering is the sufferer's belief in its absoluteness. He believes he has a monopoly on suffering.
maybe suffering has no more justification than life.
No one commits suicide for external reasons, only because of inner disequilibrium.
I admire only two types of people: the potentially mad and the potential suicide.
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