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One Should Commit No Stupidity Twice, The Variety Of Choice Is, In The End, Large Enough.

What Is Meant Here By Saying That Existence Precedes Essence? It Means First Of All, Man Exists, Turns Up, Appears On The Scene, And, Only Afterwards, Defines Himself. If Man, As The Existentialist Conceives Him, Is Indefinable, It Is Because At First He Is Nothing. Only Afterward Will He Be Something, And He Himself Will Have Made What He Will Be.

Life Is Nothing Until It Is Lived; But It Is Yours To Make Sense Of, And The Of It Is Nothing Other Than The Sense You Choose.

Il N'y A De Réalité Que Dans L'action. (there Is No Reality Except In Action.)

Man Can Will Nothing Unless He Has First Understood That He Must Count On No One But Himself.