Now,-since my thinking cannot, and accordingly does not, cause all men to live rationally, but this must still be left to the men themselves,-general reason is for me only thinkable, a thinkableness, but as such in fact a reality that is called a possibility only in reference to what I can not bring to pass, to wit, the rationality of others.
"The Ego and His Own"
Max Stirner
Well, then, possibility is nothing but thinkableness, and innumerable sacrifices have hitherto been made to hideous thinkableness.
"The Ego and His Own"
Max Stirner
