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Science should remain above politics, if it’s to do its job.

— Nancy Kress Probability Space (2002)

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She regarded boredom as a moral failing, the mark of a mind insufficiently stocked to occupy itself.

Probability Moon (2000)

An enormous amount of behavior grows out of genetic imperatives.

Probability Sun (2001)

In the military, it can be more fatal to admit you made a mistake than to actually make one.

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A conclusion is just the place where you got tired of thinking.

Probability Moon (2000)

When you don’t know what you’re doing, Kaufman reflected, you can easily recycle from other efforts where you also didn’t know what you were doing.

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