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Both time and reality have always been regarded suspiciously in the Village, and various pharmaceutical concoctions are purveyed to those who wish to circumvent them.

— T. A. Waters The Probability Pad (1970)

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Everybody seemed to be in show business; what the hell had happened to the audience?

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Jake was being Subtle, which was only laughable; when he was straightforward he was incomprehensible.

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All of this did not take long, because when I argue with myself I always have the uncomfortable knowledge that I’m going to lose; therefore I do it fast to get it over with.

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