The Consuming Fire (The Interdependency, #2)
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the cynical could afford the luxury of their cynicism because of the stability of the system they mocked.
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When a lie has negative consequences, people dislike it. But otherwise? They move on, and eventually the lie as a lie is forgotten,
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There were more than a few scientists who knew one little thing, and then thought that knowledge was universally applicable to every other problem, to the point of excluding or discounting information from people whose specialty was that other problem.
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“You’re a doubter of the perfectibility of the human soul.” “I think to perfect a soul you have to have one to begin with.”
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His face showed intelligence but not curiosity. This was a conservative man, Nadashe could see, and not in the useful way of being cautious but practical and deliberate. He simply wanted things done the way he wanted them done, which was the way they had always been done.