Every entering mind-mass excites all related mind-masses and this excitation is the more powerful the more insignificant the diversity of their inner states. (Bernhard Riemann)

Every entering mind-mass excites all related mind-masses and this excitation is the more powerful the more insignificant the diversity of their inner states.

Bernhard Riemann

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