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H.G. Wells

A prolific and influential novelist known for his scientific romances and social commentary.

From "Books and Persons; Being Comments on a Past Epoch, 1908-1911" by Bennett, Arnold

Core Belief

"He believes in the power of intellectual honesty and common sense to challenge and transform society. He is committed to progress and social reform, often advocating for radical changes to existing institutions."

Worldview

Wells sees the world as a dynamic and ever-changing landscape of social and scientific progress. He is a keen observer of human behavior, with a deep understanding of the forces that shape individual and collective destinies.

Personality

Wells is intellectually honest and powerfully intelligent, with a fine detachment and sublime common sense. He is outspoken and unafraid to challenge conventional wisdom, often stirring up controversy with his unconventional views.

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