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Neal Stephenson

“Now this was like trying to comprehend all the activity of an anthill, and read all the words in a book, and feel all the splendor of a cathedral, in one glance. Jack’s mind was not equal to the demands that Cairo placed on it, and so for a long while he fixed his attention on small and near matters, as if he were a boy peering through a hollow reed.”

Neal Stephenson, The Confusion
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The Confusion (The Baroque Cycle, #2) The Confusion by Neal Stephenson
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