Plenitude, when too plenitudinous, was worse than destitution, for - obviously - what could one do, if there was nothing one could not? (Stanisław Lem)

Plenitude, when too plenitudinous, was worse than destitution, for - obviously - what could one do, if there was nothing one could not?

Stanisław Lem

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