Superstition and sensation are always so much more appealing than truth and rationality. The
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In "Lord John and the Hand of Devils" by Diana Gabaldon, the author explores the intriguing tension between superstition and truth. The narrative suggests that people often find themselves drawn to sensational beliefs and stories rather than searching for rational explanations. This theme highlights the allure of the mysterious and the dramatic, which can overshadow more rational perspectives.
The quote emphasizes how deeply ingrained these preferences are in human nature, as...
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