Basic truths cannot change and once a man of insight expresses one of them it is never necessary, no matter… — Robert A. Heinlein
Basic truths cannot change and once a man of insight expresses one of them it is never necessary, no matter how much the world changes, to reformulate them. This is immutable, true everywhere, throughout all time, for all men and all nations.
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