Vince Lombardi"Finally it must strike us that after all the melancholic does not behave in quite the same way as a person who is curshed by remorse and self-reproach in a normal fashion. Feelings of shame in front of other people, which would more than aynthing characterize this later condition are lacking in the melancholic, or at least they are not prominent in him. One might emphasize the presence in him of an almost opposite trait of insistent communicativeness which finds satisfaction in self-exposure..
...The analogy with mourning led us to conclude that he had suffered a loss in regard to an object; what he tells us points to a loss in regard to to his ego."
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'Blessed is he who was not born, Or he, who having been born, has died. But as for us who live, woe unto us, Because we see the afflictions of Zion, And what has befallen Jerusalem." Pseudepigrapha
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The quote was from Nitzke. My mistake. I know he had something to do with the Packers.
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Posted by Mike Hopkins on July 3, 2004 10:56 PM (e)
The attorney general also asked about “Nitzke’s” theory of evolution, but Epperson could only reply that she had never heard about it. The next day one Arkansas paper wondered if the attorney general was thinking of Green Bay Packer Ray Nitzke.
I bet the AG thinking of Friedrich Nietzsche.
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