Weren’t there naive arts and sophisticated arts? And corrupt arts as well? And might that not be true of the… — Walter Tevis
Weren’t there naive arts and sophisticated arts? And corrupt arts as well? And might that not be true of the sciences too? Could chemistry be more corrupt than botany? But that wasn’t so. It was the uses, the ends…
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