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Excerpt from Why We Don't Like People
Personality is recognized by the average person as a group of qualities of considerable importance in every day living and working. It is recognized by most scientists as a very nebulous, shifting thing, difficult to isolate and study. Personality cannot be inspected as can a balance sheet or an architect's drawing. It will not stand still to allow long continued Observation; it has to be caught on the run with a rapid lens. It cannot be reproduced by a studio portrait. Only a motion picture can depict it adequately.
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