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Jean-Paul Charles Aimard Sartre. The most famous aphorisms

Absurdity is sin without God.
Hell is others.
It is enough for one person to hate another - and hatred, passing from neighbor to neighbor, infects all of humanity.
If you are alone when you are alone, then you are in bad company.
If humanity suddenly disappears, it will actually kill its dead.
How nice it is to fall into hopeless despair. This gives the right to sulk the whole world.
True freedom begins on the other side of despair.
Distrust leads to war.
Nothing changes as often as the past.
The gardener can decide what is good for carrots, but no one can decide for another what is good.
Respectable people believe in God, just not to talk about him.
There is no meaning to life, I have to create it myself!
Man is doomed to freedom.
I can always choose, but I must know that even if I do not choose anything, I still choose.

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