Make of them what one will...
hi , there is a part in the book ego and its own , which says
" One does look at things rightly when one makes of them what one will(by things objects in general are here understood, such as God, our fellow-men, a sweetheart, a book, a beast, etc.). "
I can't understand this part "when one makes of them what one will" or in another translation " A person looks at things just right when he makes of them what he will "
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"when one makes of them what one will" means "when one understands/interprets them in any way that one can or wants to".
- "when one makes of them what one will" means "when one understands/interprets them in any way that one can or wants to".
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"when one makes of them what one will" means "when one understands/interprets them in any way that one can or wants to".
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