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“Each organism lived its cycle, whether long or short, then died. Only the animal and vegetable species didn’t know they were dying and his â€� the inhuman â€� did. He was tormented by the idea of leaving the world, not the natural business of leaving it, but because he would depart before extracting a possible meaning: so-called experience had alienated him from life and its rhythms, his thirst for knowledge had led to an unlearning of all wisdom and certainties. All that remained of him was the shadow projected from the window of a train hurtling towards an unknown destination.”
― Juan Goytisolo, Blind Rider