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Consciousness, it seemed, formed a deadly trap, in that one could enter it, but never leave.
and he often said that everything was a game, his Crown included, and for that matter the whole wide world.
“You must be joking!” Trurl exclaimed. “Really, the whole kingdom fits into a box three feet by two by two and a half . . . it’s only a model . . .” “A model of what?” “What do you mean, of what? Of a civilization, obviously, except that it’s a hundred million times smaller.” “And how do you know there aren’t civilizations a hundred million times larger than our own? And if there were, would ours then be a model?
while the ring kept interfering with comments and suggestions, until he had to close the can.
"How will I know if I'm building to your satisfaction?"
-Oh I'll give you a ring. I thought of this since he put the ring in a tin can and then the ring was chittering at him. That made me think of the old timey fun of using two cans and string to make a telephone.