Premise 1 : The individual is a local entity, satisfied with his current lifesty

le, merely acting for his own.

Premise 2: The human being is not a local entity.
Conclusion: The human being, not a frustrated entity, is concerned with the tota
l welfare and confusion of the world.
Premise 1: Mankind is the storehouse of the past.
Premise 2: Each individual (us) is the human who is all mankind.
Conclusion: The whole history of mankind is written in ourselves.
Premise 1: Human beings are colossally greedy, jealous, anxious and despairing y
et affectionate, joyful and gentle.
Premise 2: We are human beings.
Conclusion: We are a strange mixture of both violence and peace.
Premise 1: If you reject authority then you are no longer afraid.
Premise 2: If you reject something then you throw off your burdens.
Conclusion: You no longer feel fear if you are burden-free.
Premise 1: To be free of all authority is to die to everything of yesterday.
Premise 2: It is only in that state that one learns and observes.
Conclusion: Only when one is free of all authority, one learns and observes.
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Arguments Beyond :)
Premise 1: Individuality means totality, the whole, "indivisible" not fragmented
.
Premise 2: Man is broken, fragmented in oneself and separated.
Conclusion: Man is not an individual.
Premise 1:To know oneself is the highest wisdom.
Premise 2: We don't have the patience, so very few of us have done it (know ones
elf).
Conclusion: Very few of us achieved the highest wisdom because of impatience.
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