Who said "One cannot be angry at an inanimate object."?

This quote is attributed to Wittgenstein, Ludwig.

One cannot be angry at an inanimate object. - Wittgenstein, Ludwig

"One cannot be angry at an inanimate object."

Wittgenstein, Ludwig

Philosopher Austrian-British 1889–1951

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