Conspiracy Quotes

“I don’t think you can ensure anything when it comes to people. I’m sure you find it odd, but most of us react based on feelings, not pragmatism. Rational hypothesizing can’t necessarily predict the outcome.” His”
― Lindsay Buroker, Conspiracy

“Shouldn’t we stop to light lamps?” Books asked. “Climbing down into a pitch-black secret weapons bunker sounds potentially damaging to one’s health. We do have lamps, don’t we?” “I do.” As if Amaranthe would remember a lint brush and not a lantern. She slung her pack off her shoulder. “I thought you had one too.” Books hesitated. “I can’t remember where I packed it. I don’t think it’s on top.” “Ah, perhaps we can impose an organizational system on your rucksack later.” “Should it worry me that you seem to find that notion exciting?” “Probably.”
― Lindsay Buroker, Conspiracy

“That doesn’t mean they’re not still angling for something. The most charitable people in the world are choosing altruism, not because it’s a noble endeavor, but because being noble fulfills a need within them.”
― Lindsay Buroker, Conspiracy

“The most charitable people in the world are choosing altruism, not because it’s a noble endeavor, but because being noble fulfills a need within them.”
― Lindsay Buroker, Conspiracy

“You were thinking too much,” Sicarius said. “I like to think. It gives my brain something to do.”
― Lindsay Buroker, Conspiracy

“I don’t think you can ensure anything when it comes to people. I’m sure you find it odd, but most of us react based on feelings, not pragmatism. Rational hypothesizing can’t necessarily predict the outcome.”
― Lindsay Buroker, Conspiracy