If he was still alive and you had a chance, just thank him. I said it many times. He gave me some resources to go explore some things on my own. But I very much appreciated that. And I think I acknowledge him along the way. You end up going from there still to California to Berkeley, and you study American intellectual history. It sounds like you could see it almost for the first time because you had the experience of seeing another culture,. which reveals not just Switzerland, but also America and Americana.
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