Truth and lies


Posted by: Randle
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When man speaks he can be observed by the movement of the limbs and listened to in his speech: but how can you penetrate his thought and how can you get to his heart? Who will ever understand what burdens he carries inside him. What really interests him, what he faces in his intimity, what he does or doesn't want?
Written on friday may 11, 2012
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    in Quotes & Aphorisms (Truth and lies)
    He slammed the covers of the Grasshopper violently together. Actual name probably Abendstein. No doubt the SD has looked into it by now. [...]But this book, Reiss thought, is dangerous. If Abendstein should be found dangling from the ceiling some fine morning, it would be a sobering notice to anyone who might be influenced by this book. We would have had the last word. Written the postscript.
    from the book "" by Philip K. Dick
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