The Sunborn Quotes

“the glory of mathematics is that we do not have to say what we are talking about.”
― Gregory Benford, The Sunborn

“the unknown can masquerade as the unknowable.”
― Gregory Benford, The Sunborn

“Götterdämmerung.”
― Gregory Benford, The Sunborn

“Everyone loves to watch other people in danger from the comfort of their living room sofa.”
― Gregory Benford, The Sunborn

“T Tauri stage,”
― Gregory Benford, The Sunborn

“A classic tragedy of the commons—profit was private, waste was communal.”
― Gregory Benford, The Sunborn

“African cauldron. It was really no surprise when he died. But her mother’s death had been sudden: a brief respiratory illness, one of the “new” flus that roamed the crowded Earth, and she was gone in less than a week. From “doing fine” to “done for” in just over twenty-four hours, actually.”
― Gregory Benford, The Sunborn

“She could hear crew footsteps thumping in the corridors above.”
― Gregory Benford, The Sunborn

“At ten kilohertz?”
― Gregory Benford, The Sunborn

“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes. —Marcel Proust”
― Gregory Benford, The Sunborn

“Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”
― Gregory Benford, The Sunborn