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- author: Umberto Eco, Foucault's Pendulum
- content: "Incredulity doesn't kill curiosity; it encourages it. Though distrustful\
- \ of logical chains of ideas, I loved the polyphony of ideas. As long as you don't\
- \ believe in them, the collision of two ideas \u2014 both false \u2014 can create\
- \ a pleasing interval, a kind of diabolus in musica. I had no respect for some ideas\
- \ people were willing to stake their lives on, but two or three ideas that I did\
- \ not respect might still make a nice melody. Or have a good beat, and if it was\
- \ jazz, all the better."
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