The Axiom Of Conditioned Repetition, Like The Binomial Theorem, Is Nothing But A Piece Of Insolence.

The Axiom Of Conditioned Repetition, Like The Binomial Theorem, Is Nothing But A Piece Of Insolence.

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The axiom of conditioned repetition, like the binomial theorem, is nothing but
a piece of insolence.
-- Edward Abbey

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