It would fain immobilise the intelligently varied movements of the body in stupidly contracted grooves, stereotype in permanent grimaces the fleeting expressions of the face, in short imprint on the whole person such an attitude as to make it appear immersed and absorbed in the materiality of some mechanical occupation instead of ceaselessly renewing its vitality by keeping in touch with a living ideal.
"Laughter: An Essay on the Meaning of the Comic"
Henri Bergson
70.Curb fears that immobilise us.
"PoPHILO"
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