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The therapists will have a field day and we’ll probably lose hordes to schizophrenia. But cry all they want, stomp around, kick furniture, the human race will get rid of their fairy-tale notions of good, evil and the cosmos, and by God—by Me, I guess—they will grow the hell up.

— Parke Godwin Waiting for the Galactic Bus (1988)

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Hell, there’s no mystery between men and women, except why some poor damn fool like me ain’t figured that out yet.

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Honor thy stereotypes, the authors of thy thinking, for without them, thou wouldst have to see.

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