Kurt Vonnegut Quotes

If I Hadn't Spent So Much Time Studying Earthlings," Said The Tralfamadorian, "I Wouldn't Have Any Idea What Was Meant By 'free Will.' I've Visited Thirty-one Inhabited Planets In The Universe, And I Have Studied Reports On One Hundred More. Only On Earth Is There Any Talk Of Free Will.

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