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# Nietzschean story
According to Mark an Nietzschean story is defined as "He who invites monsters should see to it that he does not in the process become monstrous and when you look long into [The Abyss](The_Abyss) The Abyss also looks back into you". This should be said in a single breath, without punctuation.
According to Mark an Nietzschean story is defined as "He who invites monsters should see to it that he does not in the process become monstrous and when you look long into [The Abyss](The_Abyss) The Abyss also looks back into you". This should be said in a single breath, without punctuation.
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# Nietzschean story
According to Mark an Nietzschean story is defined as "He who invites monsters should see to it that he does not in the process become monstrous and when you look long into [The Abyss](The_Abyss) The Abyss also looks back into you". This should be said in a single breath, without punctuation.
According to Mark an Nietzschean story is defined as "He who invites monsters should see to it that he does not in the process become monstrous and when you look long into [The Abyss](The_Abyss) The Abyss also looks back into you". This should be said in a single breath, without punctuation.
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Nietzschean story
According to Mark an Nietzschean story is defined as "He who invites monsters should see to it that he does not in the process become monstrous and when you look long into The Abyss The Abyss also looks back into you". This should be said in a single breath, without punctuation.
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Nietzschean story
According to Mark an Nietzschean story is defined as "He who invites monsters should see to it that he does not in the process become monstrous and when you look long into The Abyss The Abyss also looks back into you". This should be said in a single breath, without punctuation.