Richard Dawkins Quotes

However Brief Our Time In The Sun, If We Waste A Second Of It, Or
complain That It Is Dull Or Barren Or (like A Child) Boring, Couldn't
this Be Seen As A Callous Insult To Those Unborn Trillions Who Will
never Even Be Offered Life In The First Place?

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