To predict tomorrow's weather, I need not take into account the state of mind of the Emperor of Manchukuo.
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"People never pay attention to weather reports; this, I believe, is a constant factor in man's psychological makeup, stemming probably from an ancient distrust of the shaman. You want them to be wrong. If they're right, then they're somehow superior, and this is even more uncomfortable than getting wet.
"This Moment of the Storm
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