Humanity was so flawed. Not just her, but everyone. Half the population was below average intelligence. Half… — James S. A. Corey
Humanity was so flawed. Not just her, but everyone. Half the population was below average intelligence. Half below average dedication. Average adherence to duty. The cruel law of statistics. It was astounding that as a race they’d managed as much as they had.
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