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901
To
enter
others
'
minds
and
let
them
enter
yours
.
902
1
.
Injustice
is
a
kind
of
blasphemy
.
Nature
designed
rational
beings
for
each
other
's
sake
:
to
help
--
not
harm
--
one
another
,
as
they
deserve
.
To
transgress
its
will
,
then
,
is
to
blaspheme
against
the
oldest
of
the
gods
.
903
And
to
lie
is
to
blaspheme
against
it
too
.
Because
"
nature
"
means
the
nature
of
that
which
is
.
And
that
which
is
and
that
which
is
the
case
are
closely
linked
,
so
that
nature
is
synonymous
with
Truth
--
the
source
of
all
true
things
.
To
lie
deliberately
is
to
blaspheme
--
the
liar
commits
deceit
,
and
thus
injustice
.
And
likewise
to
lie
without
realizing
it
.
Because
the
involuntary
liar
disrupts
the
harmony
of
nature
--
its
order
.
He
is
in
conflict
with
the
way
the
world
is
structured
.
As
anyone
is
who
deviates
toward
what
is
opposed
to
the
truth
--
even
against
his
will
.
Nature
gave
him
the
resources
to
distinguish
between
true
and
false
.
And
he
neglected
them
,
and
now
ca
n't
tell
the
difference
.
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904
And
to
pursue
pleasure
as
good
,
and
flee
from
pain
as
evil
--
that
too
is
blasphemous
.
Someone
who
does
that
is
bound
to
find
himself
constantly
reproaching
nature
--
complaining
that
it
does
n't
treat
the
good
and
bad
as
they
deserve
,
but
often
lets
the
bad
enjoy
pleasure
and
the
things
that
produce
it
,
and
makes
the
good
suffer
pain
,
and
the
things
that
produce
pain
.
And
moreover
,
to
fear
pain
is
to
fear
something
that
's
bound
to
happen
,
the
world
being
what
it
is
--
and
that
again
is
blasphemy
.
905
While
if
you
pursue
pleasure
,
you
can
hardly
avoid
wrongdoing
--
which
is
manifestly
blasphemous
.
906
Some
things
nature
is
indifferent
to
;
if
it
privileged
one
over
the
other
it
would
hardly
have
created
both
.
And
if
we
want
to
follow
nature
,
to
be
of
one
mind
with
it
,
we
need
to
share
its
indifference
.
To
privilege
pleasure
over
pain
--
life
over
death
,
fame
over
anonymity
--
is
clearly
blasphemous
.
Nature
certainly
does
n't
.
907
And
when
I
say
that
nature
is
indifferent
to
them
,
I
mean
that
they
happen
indifferently
,
at
different
times
,
to
the
things
that
exist
and
the
things
that
come
into
being
after
them
,
through
some
ancient
decree
of
Providence
--
the
decree
by
which
from
some
initial
starting
point
it
embarked
on
the
creation
that
we
know
,
by
laying
down
the
principles
of
what
was
to
come
and
determining
the
generative
forces
:
existence
and
change
,
and
their
successive
stages
.
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908
2
.
Real
good
luck
would
be
to
abandon
life
without
ever
encountering
dishonesty
,
or
hypocrisy
,
or
self-indulgence
,
or
pride
.
But
the
"
next
best
voyage
"
is
to
die
when
you
've
had
enough
.
Or
are
you
determined
to
lie
down
with
evil
?
Has
n't
experience
even
taught
you
that
--
to
avoid
it
like
the
plague
?
Because
it
is
a
plague
--
a
mental
cancer
--
worse
than
anything
caused
by
tainted
air
or
an
unhealthy
climate
.
Diseases
like
that
can
only
threaten
your
life
;
this
one
attacks
your
humanity
.
909
3
.
Do
n't
look
down
on
death
,
but
welcome
it
.
It
too
is
one
of
the
things
required
by
nature
.
Like
youth
and
old
age
.
910
Like
growth
and
maturity
.
Like
a
new
set
of
teeth
,
a
beard
,
the
first
gray
hair
.
Like
sex
and
pregnancy
and
childbirth
.
Like
all
the
other
physical
changes
at
each
stage
of
life
,
our
dissolution
is
no
different
.