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I believe the creator may have a specific reason for wanting a universe that has life in it, and, indeed, as you say, for wanting multiple sentiences to emerge simultaneously. But it seems clear beyond dispute that the creator takes no interest in specific individuals.

— Robert J. Sawyer Calculating God (2000)

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The fundamental of war has always been dehumanizing the enemy, seeing him as a soulless animal.

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You’re right to be skeptical—the world would be a better place if we were all a little less credulous.

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