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(“Pills to Help Us Remember”, by Isaac Asimov. The New York Times Magazine, October 9,1966.)
Now each personality has set up conditions for itself, under which it can operate at its best. When these are upset various difficulties show themselves, until the conditions are met again, or until a new system of adequate conditions are settled upon. In Ruburt’s case the conditions mentioned earlier, in our last sessions, operate to his best advantage. Every effort should be made to maintain them, for they will bring about the highest conditions of maturity possible for his personality structure.
A grip, G-R-I-P, connected here. Places close by seem to be somewhat on stilts. Brown colored. They seem to be shingled. ramshackle, stilted from the back but level at the front to the street. These to the right of the building just mentioned. And sand or a beach behind them. Several of these ramshacklelike structures. At least they are far from new.