I once heard a tale of a man who split himself in two. The one part never changed at all; the other grew and… — Orson Scott Card
I once heard a tale of a man who split himself in two. The one part never changed at all; the other grew and grew. The changeless part was always true, the growing part was always new, and I wondered, when the tale was through, which part was me, and which was you.
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