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How can we decide without knowing or trying to know, both if we can, but at any rate the second?
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgHow can we decide without knowing or trying to know, both if we can, but at any rate the second?
Morley emphasizes the importance of understanding a situation before making decisions.
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