A cripple can still be a person, but in what sense is a lunatic human? Humanity’s in the mind, in the tangle… — John Brunner
A cripple can still be a person, but in what sense is a lunatic human? Humanity’s in the mind, in the tangle of thoughts spun by the brain, and once that’s gone what remains is human only in outward shape.
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