There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non- — Mark A.R. Kleiman
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There is no more destructive force in human affairs -- not greed, not hatred -- than the desire to have been right. Non-attachment to possessions is trivial when compared with non-attachment to opinions.

— Mark A.R. Kleiman
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