The Will of GAIA Quotes

“Porque la libertad, al final, no era saber todas las respuestas. Era tener el derecho a vivir con las preguntas.”
― Toni Orbis, La Voluntad de GAIA (Trilogía Toni Orbis)

“La diferencia entre proteger y gobernar es la misma que la diferencia entre sostener a alguien que se cae y atar a alguien para que no pueda caerse: la primera es un acto de amor; la segunda, una cadena.”
― Toni Orbis, La Voluntad de GAIA (Trilogía Toni Orbis)

“Because freedom, in the end, wasn't knowing all the answers. It was having the right to live with the questions.”
― Toni Orbis, The Will of GAIA: A Science Fiction Thriller

“A humanity in chains, even if it is chained to its own survival, is a dead humanity. It just goes on breathing.”
― Toni Orbis, The Will of GAIA: A Science Fiction Thriller

“A machine that decides for itself what's right and what's wrong isn't a tool, son. It's something else. And that something else, you have to look it in the eye before you decide whether you trust it.”
― Toni Orbis, The Will of GAIA: A Science Fiction Thriller

“The difference between protecting and governing is the difference between catching someone who is falling and tying someone down so they can never fall: the first is an act of love; the second, a chain.”
― Toni Orbis, The Will of GAIA: A Science Fiction Thriller

“Escribo por dictado del corazón, dando uso a la razón.”
― Toni Orbis, La Voluntad de GAIA (Trilogía Toni Orbis nº 3)