/lit/ - Literature

>>19810214
Here's a better picture. It brings to life Wordsworth quip that the "child is father to the man." Here we see a Wittgenstein as a young boy, his eyes slightly averted from the camera, wandering off into philosophical reveries and daydreams. A slight, fleeting smile on his face. Meanwhile Hitler, stern-faced, mirthless arms crossed in defiance, contemplates the extermination of the Jews at eight years old.