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Racer A strange kind of beautiful (poem)
Race Number 4077
Date Fri, 18 Jan 2019 17:02:50 +0000
Speed 114 WPM Try to beat?
Accuracy 97.9%
Rank 3rd place (out of 3)
Opponents _nirvana (2nd place) tngepic (1st place)

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As, before putting up a large building, the architect surveys and sounds the site to see if it will bear the weight, the wise legislator does not begin by laying down laws good in themselves, but by investigating the fitness of the people, for which they are destined, to receive them. Plato refused to legislate for the Arcadians and the Cyrenaeans, because he knew that both peoples were rich and could not put up with equality; and good laws and bad men were found together in Crete, because Minos had inflicted discipline on a people already burdened with vice.
On the Social Contract (book) by Jean-Jacques Rousseau (see stats)

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