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The more rules you impose on a creative intelligence, of course, the fewer problems it can solve.
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He wasn't as dumb as I thought, I realized--just not interested in the same things I was.
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John Barnes |
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Brains don't exactly run in that family--they sort of dribble slowly away.
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John Barnes |
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You can't really win an argument against somebody's feeling that something is just plain wrong.
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John Barnes |
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The way you can tell there's democracy going on is that nothing gets done.
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John Barnes |
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Justice has a way of not arriving where and when you wish it.
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John Barnes |
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Work does not cause money; getting paid causes money.
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John Barnes |
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It's a game against the clock, but what isn't?
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John Barnes |
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It is characteristic of information that it can be stolen an all but unlimited number of times.
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John Barnes |
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Once I'm dead, I can afford to be patient.
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John Barnes |
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Once you understand what money can do it gets harder to live without it.
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John Barnes |
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Are you up to faking being sincere underneath faking being fake?
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John Barnes |
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He wonders if there is some requirement that you have to be an idiot to be a politician.
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John Barnes |
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Finally she resorts to the oldest tactic of all, telling the truth.
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