"[S]he changed her mind on a number of issues (e.g., using or refusing to use certain pronouns, and the significance thereof), and some of the things she once said she later preferred to say differently. And so she corrects herself, pushes herself, forgives herself - this is what a living understanding looks like, instead of dead dogma. We should all be so willing to collaborate with our old selves throughout our life journey." - Ken Liu, describing Ursula K. Le Guin in his introduction to her The Language of the Night: Essays on Writing, Science Fiction and Fantasy
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