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1 " The ego is not master in its own house . "
― Hourly History , Sigmund Freud: A Life From Beginning to End
2 " I cannot think of any need in childhood as strong as the need for a father’s protection.” —Sigmund Freud "
3 " Freud also took a look back at human conflict and concluded that aggression itself was a pleasurable drive that all societies enjoyed. Freud further maintained that lurking within the depths of humanity there is always a desire to create “in groups” and “out groups.” He reasoned that societies seemed to bind together and appreciate each other more when they had an outsider group that they can compare and contrast themselves with and then ultimately ostracize and look down upon the “other. "