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It is not only, as I have said, that men think differently who live differently; it is, essentially, that men think antagonistically who live so differently.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgIt is not only, as I have said, that men think differently who live differently; it is, essentially, that men think antagonistically who live so differently.
Laski emphasizes that differing life experiences lead to fundamentally different and often conflicting perspectives among individuals.
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