Dravot's Axioms
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Dravot's Axioms is the name given to the sayings and utterances recorded of Liv Dravot-Osman, the Imperial Mother, during her rebellion against her son's government led by the Steward, the the Count Palatine of Kezan.
Dravot's Axioms
- Confronting adverse realities:
- If at first you don't succeed, apply blunt object trauma until the definition of success revises itself in view of changed circumstances;
- Facts are recorded by humans. Humans are susceptible to pain. The truth therefore may be subject to revision, if facts are corrected with sufficient vigour.
