“We knew that, though.” “We suspected it.” “Do we know it now?” “We suspect it harder,” Elvi said. “We’re… — James S. A. Corey
“We knew that, though.”
“We suspected it.”
“Do we know it now?”
“We suspect it harder,” Elvi said. “We’re scientists. We only know things until someone shows us we’re wrong.”
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