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... Not as a philosophical position — he found philosophical positions about personal preferences to be a waste of language — but as a practical one. Noise was a symptom of minds that required external stimulation to function. The silence of a stripped room was simply the silence of a space that had been made efficient, and efficiency was the only standard Austin had ever consistently applied to anything, including himself.
A fire in the grate. A chair. A window. The circle drawn in the next ...
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