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Picture: Half page. A bird of paradise on a telephone pole, being pointedly ignored by the crows. It's wearing brass goggles.
—Sourcebook Ver 0.7
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Geniuses form connections with things that aren't 'really' there for most people. Their entire essence screams to reduce reality to a handful of elegant equations that are obviously, self-evidently true. The Peerage exists almost entirely to fight this tendency, because once a Genius believes he's figured it out, he's mad. The light eats out the back of his eyes and he'll probably never see straight again.
—Being Inspired
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Stay humble. You're not a revolutionary scientist; you haven't figured it out. You're crazy just like the rest of us.
—The Peerage and the Law
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Fuck Lemuria.
—The Peerage and the Law
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