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Any truth is not universal in the intellectual sense that it is thought identically by everyone, but only insofar as there is a practical agreement based on certain explicitly formulated or implied conventions.

— Antonio Aliotta

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Human perfection is not beyond the sensible world, but in the harmonious development of all human faculties in their integral certainty. from “'Logos”', II fascicle p. 113)

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