The problem is, only a few people get to be scientists. You see the dilemma? Given the choice between a truth… — James Morrow
The problem is, only a few people get to be scientists. You see the dilemma? Given the choice between a truth they can appreciate and a lie they can live, most people will take you-know-what.
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