There was nothing like shared meals, so the experts at IBM claimed, for overcoming one's basic disbelief in the existence of other people. (Thomas M. Disch)

There was nothing like shared meals, so the experts at IBM claimed, for overcoming one's basic disbelief in the existence of other people.

Thomas M. Disch

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