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One
of
the
things
Ford
had
always
found
hardest
to
understand
about
humans
was
their
habit
of
continually
stating
and
repeating
the
very
very
obvious,
as
in
'It's
a
nice
day',
'You're
very
tall',
or
'You
seem
to
have
fallen
down
a
thirty-foot
well,
are
you
alright?'
At
first
Ford
had
formed
a
theory
to
account
for
this
strange
behavior.
If
human
beings
don't
keep
exercising
their
lips,
he
thought,
their
mouths
probably
seize
up.
After
a
few
months'
consideration
and
observation,
he
abandoned
this
theory
in
favor
of
a
new
one.
If
they
don't
keep
exercising
their
lips,
he
thought,
their
brains
start
working.
After
a
while
he
abandoned
this
one
as
well
as
being
obstructively
cynical,
and
decided
he
quite
liked
human
beings
after
all,
but
he
always
remained
desperately
worried
about
the
terrible
number
of
things
they
didn't
know
about.
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