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用了好久才看完。个人觉得缺陷在不够通透，不过作为入门还是蛮棒的了，

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French psychiatrist Eugene Minkowski talked about the different characters of lights in his book "Lived Time". He described daylight as something creating "distance, extension, and fullness", and dark night as "personal, invades the body rather than keeping...

French psychiatrist Eugene Minkowski talked about the different characters of lights in his book "Lived Time". He described daylight as something creating "distance, extension, and fullness", and dark night as "personal, invades the body rather than keeping...

French psychiatrist Eugene Minkowski talked about the different characters of lights in his book "Lived Time". He described daylight as something creating "distance, extension, and fullness", and dark night as "personal, invades the body rather than keeping...

French psychiatrist Eugene Minkowski talked about the different characters of lights in his book "Lived Time". He described daylight as something creating "distance, extension, and fullness", and dark night as "personal, invades the body rather than keeping...

French psychiatrist Eugene Minkowski talked about the different characters of lights in his book "Lived Time". He described daylight as something creating "distance, extension, and fullness", and dark night as "personal, invades the body rather than keeping...