14 Jun
2001
14 Jun
'01
4:48 p.m.
Mistral quoted:
"Just because you don't know how to build a high-energy traction beam doesn't mean that no one else knows how to build one."
This reminded me of some 'principles' invented by a friend of mine (a shrink). They've nothing to do with technology, but the sentence structure is almost the same (I hope I'll get this right in English):
"Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean that no one is really trying to kill you."
"Just because you're hypochondriac doesn't mean that you're not really suffering from a terminal disease."
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