I've lived most of my life already and I suppose I can argue myself into believing that I have no great cause… — Isaac Asimov
I've lived most of my life already and I suppose I can argue myself into believing that I have no great cause to love humanity. However, only a few people have hurt me, and if I hurt everyone in return that is unconscionable usury.
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