I considered lying for all of about two nano-seconds, but I don’t have a death wish—not even a figurative… — Ben Aaronovitch
I considered lying for all of about two nano-seconds, but I don’t have a death wish—not even a figurative one. Of course, philosophically speaking, truth is a slippery concept and one should always be alive to nuance.
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