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Now we have the prospect of a religious war on our hands, with the attendant proliferation of “heresies” and two separate but equal inquisitions.

— George Alec Effinger What Entropy Means to Me (1972)

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They wait in clutching haste for fate to fill the inside straight of their happiness.

The Man Outside (1983)

You underestimate the ability of people to act like idiots.

Relatives (1973)

Proper knowledge defeats the shouting minions of emotion.

What Entropy Means to Me (1972)

The longer I observe the way people really act, the happier I am that I never pay attention to them.

When Gravity Fails (1986)

“How quickly I could clean this desk,” she thought, “if only the wastebasket were larger.”

Ibid (1977)

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