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Harlan
thought
:
Does
the
man
think
I
’
m
still
a
Cub
?
But
he
nodded
briefly
.
Finge
went
on
.
"
There
are
some
things
,
however
,
they
must
not
know
.
Prime
among
them
,
of
course
,
is
the
manner
in
which
we
alter
Reality
when
necessary
.
The
insecurity
such
knowledge
would
arouse
would
be
most
harmful
.
It
is
always
necessary
to
breed
out
of
Reality
any
factors
that
might
lead
to
such
knowledge
and
we
have
never
been
troubled
with
it
.
"
However
,
there
are
always
other
undesirable
beliefs
about
Eternity
which
spring
up
from
time
to
time
in
one
Century
or
another
.
Usually
,
the
dangerous
beliefs
are
those
which
concentrate
particularly
in
the
ruling
classes
of
an
era
;
the
classes
that
have
most
contact
with
us
and
,
at
the
same
time
,
carry
the
important
weight
of
what
is
called
public
opinion
.
"
Finge
paused
as
though
he
expected
Harlan
to
offer
some
comment
or
ask
some
question
.
Harlan
did
neither
.
Finge
continued
.
"
Ever
since
the
Reality
Change
433
-
486
,
Serial
Number
F
-
2
,
which
took
place
about
a
year
-
a
physioyear
ago
,
there
has
been
evidence
of
the
bringing
into
Reality
of
such
an
undesirable
belief
.
I
have
come
to
certain
conclusions
about
the
nature
of
that
belief
and
have
presented
them
to
the
Allwhen
Council
.
The
Council
is
reluctant
to
accept
them
since
they
depend
upon
the
realization
of
an
alternate
in
the
Computing
Pattern
of
an
extremely
low
probability
.
"
Before
acting
on
my
recommendation
,
they
insist
on
confirmation
by
direct
Observation
.
It
’
s
a
most
delicate
job
,
which
is
why
I
recalled
you
,
and
why
Computer
Twissell
allowed
you
to
be
recalled
Another
thing
I
did
was
to
locate
a
member
of
the
current
aristocracy
,
who
thought
it
would
be
thrilling
or
exciting
to
work
in
Eternity
.
I
placed
her
in
this
office
and
kept
her
under
close
observation
to
see
if
she
were
suitable
for
our
purpose
—
"
Harlan
thought
:
Close
observation
!
Yes
!
