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mass movements arise from the feelings of boredom and irrelevance that come from...
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James Edmonds
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Gore Vidal: A Portrait of an
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mass movements arise from the feelings of boredom and irrelevance that come from living in a mechanized society. "Boredom, finally, is the one monster the race will never conquer
( James Edmonds )
[ Gore Vidal: A Portrait of an ]
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