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The Temple machine, however, could remember the state of every single debt, great and small, new or centuries old. Indeed, a vast amount of debt-trafficking went on within the machine, so that great sums could change hands without anything physical happening at all. It could even tell, in some mysterious way, who had recorded each transaction: frauds could be tracked down. Perhaps it read their hands as they touched its mirror. It should be obvious that, glowing frozen giant or not, the Coming Man was not what the Temple was about. The machine was all.
Cage of Souls
Adrian Tchaikovsky
James Montier sheds some light on the difficulty of forecasting in his Little Book of Behavioral Investing.
The Behavioral Investor
Daniel Crosby
How can we have any security or plan anything if everything changes all the time?”
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