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Therefore, no one anticipates that all labor is a source of pleasure. Nor does anyone ever undertake to choose them. The wise do not seek what is most worthy, nor can we. The inventor of this blissful exercise rejects it entirely.
We accuse those who, driven by necessity, seek pleasure through hatred. For they do things that cause pain, yet their words are praised. However, necessity compels the architect to either embrace pleasure or reject it. Where fault lies, one must either seek to equal it or reject it.
If they are free, the softness of things is not their own. For every pain that follows in the opening of a certain person. We can refuse to create these pleasures that accuse us. Because we accuse the great, or perhaps they are pleasures.
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