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- Title: Book: PoF: Reality of Freedom: Chapter Thirteen: The Value of Life
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- without a fresh supply of food. What a hungry man wants first of all is to
- point where hunger ceases, everything that the instinct for food craves has
- instinct for food a further need is added. For man does not merely desire to
- of food, or to overcome the pain of hunger; he seeks to effect this to the
- within half an hour of an appetizing meal, he may even refuse inferior food,
- as distributed over six days, and thus its value for my food-instinct
- small. In people whose instinct for food is stunted, eating readily becomes
- Now the pessimist might say that an unsatisfied instinct for food brings
- indirectly for such people from their lack of food. And if he wants to
- that the instinct for food brings into the world.
- Every living creature seeks food until lack of food destroys its life. Man,
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