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"Ignorant readers are apt to judge a writer by his reputation. For my part, I read only to please myself. I like nothing but what makes for my purpose."

You tell 'em, Monsieur Voltaire!

Haw haw! Take that Homer! Apply, ah, yeah, a drachm of emollient unguent on that burn.

Now, this could be my type of fun!

Might have landed myself a big fish.

Holy hell! Finally! Finally, something that doesn't try to chloroform me into sleep instantly.

Such a man really existed? Fawcett's crazy!!

Lord Gro! Wtf!! Now thou art truly a great fool.

Ok. Why did I ignore this again? It's incredible! How did I not see it?

Haha! Ridiculously delicious trash talk!

Methinks giveth a lot of grief this book in its archaic breath.

Why, everything's jake. Not a thing to be bothered about. Everything's just fine.

Bullshit! So that's how he came to know; she simply told him! Man, am i irritated enough right now to abandon this book right here.

Need to take a little rest here. This bitch of a book is relentless and sets a dizzying pace.

Having slept through most of history classes in school, now this one is poised to demand I stay up at night. I see my history is finally catching up to me. Well, I will catch up on it too.

Naked and Afraid: Afterlife?

"Having a gun to your head is still a problem worth rectifying, wherever intentions come from." I agree; but the physical action of rectification must still be backed by a voluntary thought. Our thought. That specific thought. If it's not then why mustn't it mean that our thoughts are like Schrödinger's cat: that we simply don't, and can't, know what state it will present itself in. Yet we are not lunatics. O.K. Most

O.K. So if we can't deny responsibility for our intentions because it belongs to us subconsciously--since it originated in our brain, then can't we also claim the same for free-will: that our thoughts and intentions originate in our brain, thus it belongs to us. I might have confused myself here because I have come to a bizarre conclusion: there is free-will but it doesn't belong to us.