He had achieved his objective, but his little inside voice would not keep quiet. Too easy, it said, much too… — Charles Sheffield
He had achieved his objective, but his little inside voice would not keep quiet. Too easy, it said, much too easy. When a difficult goal is achieved with no effort, it’s time to be suspicious.
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