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Freeze! It was juste the opposite, nobody told me to freeze, but I moved unfortunately on my bycicle so that I had great difficulties to breeze then. As if a stroke had passed through my left shoulder.

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Another dream by Adorno:

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Niezsche was nearly blind when he bought one of the first existing typewriters, Rasmus Johan Malling Hansen's Writingball that he prefered to american typewriters, too heavy for travelling like he did from Engadin to the Italien Riviera.
This typewriter was specially manufactured for blind people, who could learn very quickly its use.
"Our writing tools are also working on our thoughts.", Nietzsche typed then in a letter to Peter Gast.


And some poems too, like this one:
The consequence: later on american typewriterhistory forgot Malling Hansen and his "mecanic philosopher".

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During his stays in clinique near Bern, Switzerland, Robert Walser, discovered for the first time the sensation of a radio community, where everybody was alone listening to a speaker who hadn't any idea about the existence neither the composition of his public. He found that magic, even the absence of relationship between the listeners.
I remember an experience in Post-Franco-Spain. Accommodated by some spanish friends I admired their capacity of discussion in the midst of big noise: nearly unbearable loud television, simultanely shouting radio and crying children weren't able to disturb their reflections and discourse.

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It's gone to be my bedsidetable book. Here we go.

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While I was browsing in Adorno's Traumprotokolle I found the following dream:

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Robert Musil

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