No matter how the conomy and sociology of the neighbouring sectors of the Galaxy changes, there was always an… — Isaac Asimov
No matter how the conomy and sociology of the neighbouring sectors of the Galaxy changes, there was always an elite; and it is always the characteristic of an elite that it possesses leisure as the great reward of its elite-hood.
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