Karl Marx — "For him, the solution of present-day problems does not consist in public action …"
For him, the solution of present-day problems does not consist in public action but in the dialectical rotations of his brain.
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A sarcastic critique of Pierre-Joseph Proudhon's idealism.
Date: Undated, likely from 'The Poverty of Philosophy' or letters
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