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The real war people should fight is a war of self-knowledge and truth-seeking, even when truth shatters their whole sense of reality.
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"Do each of us have the will, have the courage to seek the truth out, even though the truth can shatter our very sense..."
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"What matters is our understanding of the world. What matters is our desire, our courage to seek the truth no matter how painful the..."
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The interview opens as a first-week war briefing and then keeps widening.
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