Ignorance Killed The Cat; Curiosity Was Framed!

Science Fiction Is A Dialogue, A Tennis Match, In Which The Idea Is Volleyed From One Side Of The Net To The Other. Ridiculous To Say That Someone 'stole' An Idea: No, No, A Thousand Times No. The Point Is The Volley, And How It's Carried, And What Statement Is Made By The Answering 'statement.' In Other Words — If Burroughs Initiates A Time-gate And Says It Works Randomly, And Then Norton Has Time Gates Confounded With The Perilous Seat, The Siege Perilous Of The Round Table, And Locates It In A Bar On A Rainy Night — Do You See Both The Humor And The Volley In The Tennis Match?

Ignorance Killed The Cat; Curiosity Was Framed!

Average People Didn't Analyze What They Thought: They Thought They Thought, And Half Of It Was Gut Reaction.

Inevitably The Party Trying To Resolve A Matter Had To Contend With The Party Most Willing To Exploit It.

Watch Out For A Man Whose Enemies Keep Disappearing.