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„It is fear that drives [the hippies] to seek the warmth, the protection, the safety of a herd. When they speak of merging themselves into a “greater whole,” it is their fear that they hope to drown in the undemanding waves of unfastidious human bodies – and what they hope to fish out of that pool is the momentary illusion of an unearned personal significance.“
