“Nothing in all beneath heaven is so soft and weak as water. And yet, for conquering the hard and strong, nothing succeeds like water. And nothing can change it: weak overcoming strong, soft overcoming hard.”
– Laozi, Daodejing, Hinton tr. (Ch 78)
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