One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything. — Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
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One can accomplish something only so long as one cannot accomplish everything.

— Stanisław Lem, The Cyberiad
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