"The first thing to learn
in intercourse with others
is non-interference with their own
particular ways of being happy,
provided those ways do not assume
to interfere by violence with ours." | by: | William James
(1842-1910) American philosopher, psychologist, 'The father of modern Psychology' |
Source: | William James. Talks to Students. 1899 "What Makes a Life Significant?" |
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