We work too much on assumptions in times of desperation; until proven wrong, we are adamant and disobliging.

Assumptions can subsist on a foundation of quicksand.

Assumptions are simply guesswork in Sunday clothes.

When we constantly react to assumptions and hearsay, bad things happen.

Anything done in excess becomes hazardous, not only to the entity, but also to a personage; in that it brings untoward behavior to scrutiny in the hoax of trying to reach out. Even ‘l love you’ mislay the poise of oneness when said over and over again.

Assumptions can get you killed. --Titus Ray, Chapter 2