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"Nothing will be the same after the war. " This is one of the consoling platitudes with which people cover over voids of thought. They utter it with an air of round-eyed profundity. But to ask in reply, "Then how will things be different? " is in many cases to rouse great resentment. It is almost as rude as saying, "Was that thought of yours really a thought?"