A group of evil and aberrant and wholly malicious partial differential equations who had conspired to usurp… — Cormac McCarthy
A group of evil and aberrant and wholly malicious partial differential equations who had conspired to usurp their own reality from the questionable circuitry of the creator’s brain not unlike the rebellion which Milton describes and to fly their colors as an independent nation unaccountable to God or man alike.
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