Me, I don’t know if I was born a pessimist or had pessimism thrust upon me. What I do you know is that I’ve… — John Varley
Me, I don’t know if I was born a pessimist or had pessimism thrust upon me. What I do you know is that I’ve had ample reason to embrace the philosophy.
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