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We Must Takes Sides
by Voltaire

voltaire on existence of god problem.

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Street That Wasn't There
by Carl Richard Jacobi
and Clifford D. Simak

cities lies unchanging beyond beyond our windows, streets remain where they're at, as if it's their responsibility, obviously there are exceptions to this.

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The Big Trip Up Yonder
by Kurt Vonnegut

where exactly you're planning to lodge your nephews and grandsons when modern medicine manages to indefinitely postpone The Big Trip Up Yonder

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The Hanging Stranger
by Philip K. Dick

If you see a man hanged on a bridge, maybe you should take it easy, there might be a good reason that it's there, and if "there" points to lines of a Philip K. Dick story there definately must be a good reason somewhere where your eyes not touching.

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The Stoker and the Stars
by Algis Budrys

"Everybody knows him now. Everybody who passed him on the street knows him. Everybody who went to the same schools, or even to different schools in different towns, knows him now. Ask them. But I knew him."

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On Murder Considered as one of the Fine Arts
by Thomas de Quincey

our second entry and most known of quincey's essays on murder

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Beyond Lies the Wub
by Philip Kindred Dick

you are what you eat? well, maybe. a more appropriate question seems to be, to what extent you're what you eat, philip kindred dick's paranoid ink has an interesting answer.

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Beside Still Waters
by Robert Sheckley

it's got to be hard to be lonely on a planet, at least you have the memories to keep your morale high.

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Aesop's Fables

if you see together an ancient god, a crow and a serpent, check your surrounding for an old story teller.

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How to Build a Universe That Doesn’t Fall Apart Two Days Later
by Philip Kindred Dick

Philip K. Dick on being an ambassodor of Disneyland.

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Can Digital Computers Think
by Alan Turing

Lecture by Alan Turing, 1951.

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Sjambak
by Jack Vance

if there are flying horsemen sightings reported there sure is a good story for a tv producer, regardless of the era it occurs.?

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On the Knocking at the Gate in Macbeth
by Thomas de Quincey

great essayist Quincey on intuition, perception, murder and bringing the atmosphere to a minimum and dense indicator.?

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A Logic Called Joe
by Murray Leinster

computers here to ease things out, unless they catch some psycosis.?

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How Much Land Does a Man Need
by Leo Tolstoy

it's a good thing to have sticks to claim your land and the sun above collaborating your work.

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The Siege of Berlin
by Alphonse Daudet

Possibly when you only have hope on your hand, you better stop hoping and find what you should do to maintain the hope.

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Olive Branch Speech
by Yaser Arafat

Historic speech of Yaser Arafat at the United Nations Assembly, arguing for a solution for chronic crisis of Palestine.

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