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”Don’t live next to the White House or the Pentagon. Or near to any building of immense importance because such places are more likely to be bombed or attacked. It has happened before, it can happen again. I'm not being pessimistic, I'm being honest. Whether or not the truth is good or bad, it is the truth, a fact. Science isn't an optimist or a pessimist, she’s based on facts. And that doesn't have to bring hope, it doesn't have to be positive, and it doesn't care about what people think of it-truth. The truth stands for itself. And that's why it's bitter.”
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Batwing Or near to any building The third word is superfluous. Batwing she’s based on facts. The first word is not necessary.
- Batwing Or near to any building The third word is superfluous.
- Batwing she’s based on facts.
- The first word is not necessary.
- Genders are generally not used like that in English.
- Your wording gives the impression of a poetic or sentimental attitude to science.
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BatwingOr neartoany building
The third word is superfluous.
Batwingshe’s based on facts.
The first word is not necessary. Genders are generally not used like that in English. Your wording gives the impression of a poetic or sentimental attitude to science
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