Homelab Rabus

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Every judgment teeters on the brink of terror. To claim absolute knowledge is to become monstrous. Knowledge is an unending adventure at the edge of uncertainty

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Brian Herbert

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Hunters of Dune

Change is preferable to extinction

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Hunters of Dune

If you do not face your weakness, how do you know where to be strong

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Brian Herbert

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Hunters of Dune

We cannot judge a decision until we know everything that was behind it.

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Brian Herbert

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Hunters of Dune

When a difficult decision must be reached, the real choice is obvious..

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Brian Herbert

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Hunters of Dune

One could not save humans by forcing them to surrender their humanity.

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Brian Herbert

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Hunters of Dune

Is there really such a thing as the future, or is it just the past, returning over and over?

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Brian Herbert

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Hunters of Dune

Learn how to recognize your greatest enemy. It may even be yourself.

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Brian Herbert

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Hunters of Dune

As humans, we learn the same lessons over and over and over again. We are doomed to repeat our mistakes

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Brian Herbert

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Hunters of Dune

Transformation is often a messy business, and not everyone sees the end result as a good thing. It is a matter of perspective. And intelligence.

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Brian Herbert

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Hunters of Dune

You should think about what you would like to be, not what you are afraid of being.

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Brian Herbert

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Sandworms of Dune

Our shared humanity should, by definition, make us allies. In sad fact, however, our very similarities often appear to be vast differences and insurmountable obstacles

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Brian Herbert

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Sandworms of Dune