"Ein absolut zerstreuter Mensch wäre ein Mensch, der etwa sagte: »Denk dir, was mir heute morgen begegnet ist...« und dann eine Maschine beschriebe, die es noch nicht gibt."
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Versuche (1928/32); in: Jean Cocteau; Band 2: Prosa; Volk und Welt, Berlin 1971. S.288
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Jean Cocteau
1889 – 1963
französischer Schriftsteller, Maler und Filmregisseur
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