Perhaps at the end of this century, two classes of men will be distinguished: some formed by television and others by reading.
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Ernst Jünger was a German author, philosopher, and soldier, born on March 29, 1895. He is best known for his World War I memoir "Storm of Steel" and his later works that explore themes of technology, individualism, and the human condition. Jünger played a significant role in German literature and thought throughout the 20th century, becoming a controversial figure due to his nationalist and libertarian views.
1895–1998·lived 102 years
Perhaps at the end of this century, two classes of men will be distinguished: some formed by television and others by reading.
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