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Alastair Reynolds

“Mathematics is a terrible calling. It’s as merciless as gravity. It swallows the soul. There’s a point near a black hole called the last stable orbit. Once you drop below that radius, no force in the universe can stop you falling all the way in. That’s what happened to your mother – she swam too close to theory, fell below the last stable orbit.”

Alastair Reynolds, On the Steel Breeze
tags: mathematics
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On the Steel Breeze (Poseidon's Children, #2) On the Steel Breeze by Alastair Reynolds
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