Causa Finalis Principle ϟ

Another sort of cause is the end, that is to say, that on account of which the action is done. Thus a final cause is a fact which may be in some sort considered as the cause of its own cause; but as it is impossible for it to be a cause before it exists, the true cause is not the fact itself, but its idea.

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Mictlantecuhtli, el señor del inframundo vía @m6ck #NeoMexicanismos

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Caitlin Hackett

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Poet and Writer Isidore Ducasse

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All language is but a poor translation.

Franz Kafka (via atelierellsworth)

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Spyros Verykios

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