“Casual murder, casual suicide, casual crime. Why not? If alternate universes are a reality, then cause and effect are an illusion. The law of averages is a fraud. You can do anything, and one of you will, or did.”

All the Myriad Ways (p. 79)
Short fiction, N-Space (1990)

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