Max Stirner: I do not presuppose myself, because I am every moment just positing or creating myself, and am I only by being not presu

I do not presuppose myself, because I am every moment just positing or creating — Max Stirner

I do not presuppose myself, because I am every moment just positing or creating myself, and am I only by being not presupposed but posited, and ... only in the moment when I posit myself.

Max Stirner

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