Fun Marx Quotes
As translated by Loyd D. Easton and Kurt H. Guddat
"The more man attributes to God, the less he retains for himself."
..."gods are originally not the cause but the effect of an aberration of the human mind."
And, once again proving that T'ai Chi is in everything and everything is in T'ai Chi, "The animal is immediately with its life activity." That is, humans get caught up in internal dialogue instead of living, unlike animals, which put the whole of themselves into activities. XD Marx knew T'ai Chi! (Okay, not really. But it's amusing.)
"The more man attributes to God, the less he retains for himself."
..."gods are originally not the cause but the effect of an aberration of the human mind."
And, once again proving that T'ai Chi is in everything and everything is in T'ai Chi, "The animal is immediately with its life activity." That is, humans get caught up in internal dialogue instead of living, unlike animals, which put the whole of themselves into activities. XD Marx knew T'ai Chi! (Okay, not really. But it's amusing.)