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| 32 | 328 | "Is it View more quotes about less">less silly," I asked, "if it is done by human beings?" "Perhaps not," she said. |
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| 32 | 325 | When they do, their first fallacy will doubtless be to decide that they are not really sleen". |
| 32 | 326 | "That is silly," she said. |
| 32 | 327 | She smiled. |
| 32 | 328 | "Is it less silly," I asked, "if it is done by human beings?" "Perhaps not," she said. |
| 32 | 329 | "To be sure," I said, "if I have a problem in algebra I will give it to a mathematician before I will turn it over to a sleen. |
| 32 | 330 | The reason for that, however, is not that the sleen is an animal and the mathematician is not, but rather that the mathematician is better at algebra than a sleen. |
| 32 | 331 | The word 'animal' may be used in various senses, not all of them complimentary to animals. |