“But do you believe they really teleported?” “I do. For instance, the guru with whom I spent time, under whom… — Fredric Brown
“But do you believe they really teleported?”
“I do. For instance, the guru with whom I spent time, under whom I studied this summer in Tibet, tells me he is certain that he has teleported twice. He is an honest man.”
“Let’s grant that. Tell me why you think he isn’t a mistaken one.”
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