“A scientist ought to have a healthy disregard for coincidences.”
Fritz Leiber book Conjure Wife
Source: Conjure Wife (1953), Chapter 3 (p. 39).
“Have a healthy disregard for the impossible.”
Larry Page's Google Zeitgeist 2012 talk https://singularityhub.com/2012/05/27/larry-page-with-a-healthy-disregard-for-the-impossible-people-can-do-almost-anything/
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