The same man who could not find it in his conscience to curb his curiosity into the nuclear studies that… — Isaac Asimov
The same man who could not find it in his conscience to curb his curiosity into the nuclear studies that might someday kill half of Earth would risk his life to save that of an unimportant fellow man.
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