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But such indifference to doctrine accompanies a lassitude toward all progress. The commonfolk still tolerate appalling injustices, because to them social evils are merely steps on the pathway to moksha. How can you help people who think the wretchedness of their poor is divinely appointed?

— Gregory Feeley The Oxygen Barons (1990)

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You may regard this as an outrage of the spirit, but it is that or die, and I decline to offer you the choice.

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Data security was a proprietary concern, the obsession of those who saw knowledge as commodity, or who had something to hide.

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The universe comprised strife between forces, and there was no use seeking a benign still center to mirror the unfolding peace of a mother’s love.

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Yasuhiro had studied and thought long about combat, which he knew always deteriorated into chaos whatever the battle plan.

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You older types are mired in the minds you grew up with, a real handicap in a rapidly changing universe. The future is a game for the young and the hungry—I’m five months old myself, and on the cutting edge.

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