People say that I’m sour and misanthropic, and I tell them they’re probably right. Argument of any sort, on… — Daniel Quinn
People say that I’m sour and misanthropic, and I tell them they’re probably right. Argument of any sort, on any subject, has always seemed like a waste of time to me.
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