Fear is the penalty of consciousness forced to stare at its… - Frank Herbert

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Fear is the penalty of consciousness forced to stare at itself.

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Franklin Patrick Herbert Jr. (8 October 1920 – 11 February 1986) was an American science-fiction writer, most famous for his Dune novels.

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Birth Name: Frank Patrick Herbert

Alternative Names: Franklin Patrick Herbert • Franklin Herbert • Franklin Patrick Herbert, Jr. • Jr. Frank Patrick Herbert • Jr. Franklin Herbert • Jr. Franklin Patrick Herbert

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People always want something more than immediate joy or that deeper sense called happiness. This is one of the secrets by which we shape the fulfillment of our designs. The something more assumes amplified power with people who cannot give it a name or who (most often the case) do not even suspect its existence. Most people only react unconsciously to such hidden forces. Thus, we have only to call a calculated something more into existence, define it and give it shape, then people will follow.

You don’t see much of any path unless you are Janus, looking simultaneously backward and forward.

Do as she says, you wormfaced, crawling, sand-brained piece of lizard turd!

Fear is the penalty of consciousness forced to stare at itself. - Frank Herbert

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