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The Most Important Thing Is That Man Should Be The Measure Of All Structures, Including Economic Structures, And Not That Man Be Made To Measure For Those Structures. The Most Important Thing Is Not To Lose Sight Of Personal Relationships - I.e., The Relationships Between Man And His Co-workers, Between Subordinates And Their Superiors, Between Man And His Work, Between This Work And Its Consequences.

Those Who Rebelled Against Totalitarian Rule And Those Who Simply Managed To Remain Themselves And Think Freely, Were All Persecuted. We Should Not Forget Any Of Those Who Paid For Our Present Freedom In One Way Or Another.

The Cliché Organizes Life; It Expropriates People's Identity; It Becomes Ruler, Defense Lawyer, Judge, And The Law.

But If I Were To Say Who Influenced Me Most, Then I'd Say Franz Kafka. And His Works Were Always Anchored In The Central European Region.

There Appear To Be No Integrating Forces, No Unified Meaning, No True Inner Understanding Of Phenomena In Our Experience Of The World. Experts Can Explain Anything In The Objective World To Us, Yet We Understand Our Own Lives Less And Less. In Short, We Live In The Postmodern World, Where Everything Is Possible And Almost Nothing Is Certain.