“I’ve studied and maybe learned
how things are, but I’m not even close to why they are. And you must not expect
to find that people understand what they do. So many things are done
instinctively, the way a bee makes honey or a fox dips his paws in a stream to
fool dogs. A fox can’t say why he does it, and what bee remembers winter or
expects it to come again?”
John Steinbeck, East of Eden (Cyrus Trask)
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