Homelab Rabus

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It is not wise to trust one's self overmuch.

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Isaac Asimov

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Foundation and Earth

We are anxious to do what is right; not necessary what seems right to us, but what is right, objectively

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It is only Isolates who feel so alienated that they have to use artificial conventions to enforce a feeble substitute for true companionship

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Foundation and Earth

The whole is greater than the sum of the parts.

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I will tell you a story that may not interest you, but that interests me.

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Isaac Asimov

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You cant have geniuses and saints without having people far outside the norm

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Sometimes it's a matter of different interpretation

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If we only obey those rules that we think are just and reasonable, then no rule will stand, for there is no rule that some will not think is unjust and unreasonable.

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Each person must find happiness in his or her own manner

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The whole planet was a house, so to speak, designed to shelter its inhabitants

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One could argue that every society molds its population to fit itself

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You do not know what freedom is. You have never lived but in swarms, and you know no way of life but to be constantly forced, in even the smallest things, to bend your wills to those of others or, which is equally vile, to spend your days struggling to force others to bend their wills to yours. Where is any possible freedom there? Freedom is nothing if it is not to live as you wish. Exactly as you wish.

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Author:

Isaac Asimov

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Foundation and Earth