By the essence and nature of existence, contradictions cannot exist. If you find it inconceivable that an invention of genius should be abandoned among ruins, and that a philosopher should wish to work as a cook in a diner—check your premises. You will find that one of them is wrong.

He had got himself a life. Now he had to find a purpose in it.

Well, you look well on it.'  `I feel well. You look well.'  `I'm well. I'm very well.'  `Well, that's good.'  `Yes.'  `Good.'  `Good.'  `Nice of you to drop in.'  `Thanks.'  `Well,' said Arthur, casting around himself. Astounding how hard it was to think of anything to say to someone after all this time.

Written By Douglas Adams

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