With Too Much Knowledge; So Grew Their Stupor

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If man could only quit crying out to the firmament for something to blame, and look in the mirror and realize he has been the author of the bulk of his own mishaps and not his creator. Whom has in so many ways has warned him not to try to tap into things he ought not try to understand too much of.

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