Philip K. Dick — "to be an intellectual, to be a writer, it to wear a sign on your back saying I'm…"
to be an intellectual, to be a writer, it to wear a sign on your back saying I'm an enemy of the state.
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Interview, discussing anti-intellectualism in America.
Date: 1977 (interview year)
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