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There are several huge monasteries—of which Khang Phi is the greatest—dedicated to the preservation of knowledge. The monks do not sort it into good and evil knowledge, nor do they make moral judgments. They take the position that no knowledge is evil until someone chooses to do evil with it.

— Glen Cook Soldiers Live (2000)

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Folks always believe their own racism is the result of divine inspiration, incontestably valid.

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