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It was a hard thing to contemplate, even harder to accept, the inevitable tide of technological progress, which even as it created careers for some, also destroyed careers for others.

— K. A. Bedford Paradox Resolution (2012)

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You going somewhere with this, Spider, or can we just take it as read that you’re a bit cranky today?

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He swore, pissed off, trying to keep the past in the past instead of stinking up the present.

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Maybe he was crazy, he thought. It would explain everything. Insanity was good that way.

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You up for it, or am I going in again? Please note, by the way, there is only one correct answer to this question.

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The coffee, when he tried it, was strong almost to the point of being unbearable, but not quite. In short, it was divine.

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