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“History is an event horizon
with anarchy as its edge detector.”
— Ch'iao-hati

“A paradox — men are pigs, women are snakes,
but people in general are vermin ruled by insect politics.”
— Lester Ruff

"I can't prove anything to you. I can't give you guarantees.
I feel we're moving towards something; I think everyone feels it."
— Jaci Brangeoise

"If things had not happened as they did...today we would not be in possession of the one thing we needed — the one thing, it seems,
which was impossible to procure any other way."
— Hamilton Ray

"Some people see the glass half-empty.
Some see it half-full.
Some realize the glass is dirty.
They're not drinking from it either way."
— Ch'iao-hati

"I'd say you're betting all of your chips on the craziest s**t imaginable."
— The Facilitator

"Plato said, ‘You cannot conceive the many without the one.’
Likewise, we can’t conceive of the one without the none.
The difficulty is that we’re finding out
we can’t conceive of the none
without the emergent probability
there’s more to it than that."
— Hamilton Ray

"Physicists are woefully confused in their search for the Theory of Everything. If they followed their own consensus on how the universe started, it would make more sense to pursue the Theory of Nothing. Imagine what we could do with an equation that explains how to generate anything and everything we want from nothing."
— Hamilton Ray

"To say nature is absurd is popular among particle physicists
since the bizarre, strange, and ridiculous are often implied
by the silly vision of reality nature shows us.
But nature is not absurd.
She merely considers her audience."
— Husani Mazurai

"The nameless is doing who-knows-what to the unaware,
and here we sit, our wits unarmed."
— Cesaire

"The wait and the listening endure.
The answer and the action pass.
Whatever humanity is doing,
the patient void undoes."
— Mabbo

"I am possible therefore I think.
I think therefore I am confused.
I am conscious therefore I am less probable."
— from Volume Three, PW2 2012

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