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Ben H. Winters Quote: “And surely some large proportion of the world’s current danger and decline is not inevitable but rather the result of people scrambling fearfully away from the things that have long made sense.”

51. “And surely some large proportion of the world’s current danger and decline is not inevitable but rather the result of people scrambling fearfully away from the things that have long made sense.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “I am a question mark pointed at a secret, Cortez is a tool aimed at the stubborn places of the world.”

52. “I am a question mark pointed at a secret, Cortez is a tool aimed at the stubborn places of the world.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “Still, the conscientious detective is obliged to examine the question of motive in a new light, to place it within the matrix of our present unusual circumstance.”

53. “Still, the conscientious detective is obliged to examine the question of motive in a new light, to place it within the matrix of our present unusual circumstance.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “There is an aspect of my character that tends to latch on to one difficult but potentially solvable problem, rather than grapple with the vast and unsolvable problem that would be all I could see, if I were to look up, figuratively speaking, from my small blue notebooks.”

54. “There is an aspect of my character that tends to latch on to one difficult but potentially solvable problem, rather than grapple with the vast and unsolvable problem that would be all I could see, if I were to look up, figuratively speaking, from my small blue notebooks.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “I don’t know.” I shake my head slowly, look out the window at the parking lot, lift my cup of coffee for one final sip. “I feel like I wasn’t made for these times.” “I don’t know, kid,” she says. “I think maybe you’re the only person who was.”

55. “I don’t know.” I shake my head slowly, look out the window at the parking lot, lift my cup of coffee for one final sip. “I feel like I wasn’t made for these times.” “I don’t know, kid,” she says. “I think maybe you’re the only person who was.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “No action comes divorced from motive, neither in art nor in life.”

56. “No action comes divorced from motive, neither in art nor in life.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “I’m not a slave, man. I just gotta sign out, say where I’m going, what time I’ll be back and then I gotta sign back in.”

57. “I’m not a slave, man. I just gotta sign out, say where I’m going, what time I’ll be back and then I gotta sign back in.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “Aren’t we all depressed, Detective? Under the weight of all this unbearable immanence?”

58. “Aren’t we all depressed, Detective? Under the weight of all this unbearable immanence?”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “Maia, we now know, is going to land in Indonesia. They.”

59. “Maia, we now know, is going to land in Indonesia. They.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “Surviving challenging circumstances, I have found, is very often a matter of keeping things in perspective.”

60. “Surviving challenging circumstances, I have found, is very often a matter of keeping things in perspective.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “My own eyes were wide open, waiting to see all the ways the world would change now that we had crossed through, past the limit of civilization and into the dark land, where whites keep their rule by savagery and fear. I waited for the sky to darken, for the crows that would wheel across the clouds. But it was the same winding road, the same spreading green countryside, the same taffy-blue sky. Same on either side of the Fence.”

61. “My own eyes were wide open, waiting to see all the ways the world would change now that we had crossed through, past the limit of civilization and into the dark land, where whites keep their rule by savagery and fear. I waited for the sky to darken, for the crows that would wheel across the clouds. But it was the same winding road, the same spreading green countryside, the same taffy-blue sky. Same on either side of the Fence.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “It’s maddening; he’s like an obnoxious seven-year-old that someone has installed at the helm of a vast international conspiracy.”

62. “It’s maddening; he’s like an obnoxious seven-year-old that someone has installed at the helm of a vast international conspiracy.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “People’s inability to face up to this thing is worse than the thing, it really is.”

63. “People’s inability to face up to this thing is worse than the thing, it really is.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “But everybody does everything for a reason. That’s lesson number one of police work; it’s lesson number one of life.”

64. “But everybody does everything for a reason. That’s lesson number one of police work; it’s lesson number one of life.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “How can we know what we don’t know?”

65. “How can we know what we don’t know?”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “OPEC stopped exporting oil in early November, the Canadians followed suit a couple of weeks later, and that was it. The Department of Energy opened the Strategic Petroleum Reserve on January 15, along with strictly enforced price controls, and everybody had gas for about nine days, and then they didn’t anymore.”

66. “OPEC stopped exporting oil in early November, the Canadians followed suit a couple of weeks later, and that was it. The Department of Energy opened the Strategic Petroleum Reserve on January 15, along with strictly enforced price controls, and everybody had gas for about nine days, and then they didn’t anymore.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “The first time we met he shot me in the head with an electric staple gun, but our relationship has evolved in the subsequent months.”

67. “The first time we met he shot me in the head with an electric staple gun, but our relationship has evolved in the subsequent months.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “Nobody is the kind of person they used to be.”

68. “Nobody is the kind of person they used to be.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “And I could not see them, not from this height, but I knew they were out there, hundreds of Persons Bound to Labor too small to be seen, lost in among the long white lines of cotton. For a second or two I stared out into those distant fields, stared at the fact that when this was over, once I talked to that driver and he pointed me to the next place I had to go, I would walk out of here, and those people I could not seen but knew to be suffering, they all would be here forever.”

69. “And I could not see them, not from this height, but I knew they were out there, hundreds of Persons Bound to Labor too small to be seen, lost in among the long white lines of cotton. For a second or two I stared out into those distant fields, stared at the fact that when this was over, once I talked to that driver and he pointed me to the next place I had to go, I would walk out of here, and those people I could not seen but knew to be suffering, they all would be here forever.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “Imagine if everyone did it. Imagine if each person was allowed the luxury of claiming their own truth, building a reality of their own in which they can live. Imagine the danger that would pose, how quickly those lies would metastasize, and the extraordinary threat that would pose to the world.”

70. “Imagine if everyone did it. Imagine if each person was allowed the luxury of claiming their own truth, building a reality of their own in which they can live. Imagine the danger that would pose, how quickly those lies would metastasize, and the extraordinary threat that would pose to the world.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “You never really think of Amish people as being people, they’re this weird otherworldly category and you lump them all together in your mind, like penguins.”

71. “You never really think of Amish people as being people, they’re this weird otherworldly category and you lump them all together in your mind, like penguins.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “After all, they’ll tell you, everything that happens belongs to the State, and a thought is just an event that happens in your head.”

72. “After all, they’ll tell you, everything that happens belongs to the State, and a thought is just an event that happens in your head.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “What is about to happen is not the reclaiming of Earth by a triumphant Mother Nature, a karmic repudiation of humanity’s arrogant ill stewardship.”

73. “What is about to happen is not the reclaiming of Earth by a triumphant Mother Nature, a karmic repudiation of humanity’s arrogant ill stewardship.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “One thing I was used to seeing from young white people, it was confidence, an easy sense that the world belonged to them.”

74. “One thing I was used to seeing from young white people, it was confidence, an easy sense that the world belonged to them.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “Because of course a pandemic would be an absolute calamity, some deadly virus stalking the land, and you would huddle up with your family and shut out the world until it ended, but then it would – it would have an ending. A pandemic runs its course and then the world recovers.”

75. “Because of course a pandemic would be an absolute calamity, some deadly virus stalking the land, and you would huddle up with your family and shut out the world until it ended, but then it would – it would have an ending. A pandemic runs its course and then the world recovers.”

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Ben H. Winters Quote: “It was the usual stuff – all the new stories are just the old stories over again.”

76. “It was the usual stuff – all the new stories are just the old stories over again.”

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77. “It never ceased to amaze Shenk that it was his brand of lawyering that was considered banditry, scorned as “ambulance chasing,” when men like Riggs could blamelessly hitch their wagons to multibillion-dollar companies like Wellbridge, whose business model was highly sophisticated bloodsucking: collect and collect and collect, and only pay when forced; when squeezed; when pushed to the wall by the heroic likes of Jay Shenk.”

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