The Fossil 3 Quotes

“The opposite of good is good-intentioned.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“He died of tuberculosis at the age of twenty-five. Far from home, in Rome, where he had gone only for the sake of his eternal love. Fanny was her name, and she did not reciprocate his love. Do you know what he wanted inscribed on his tombstone?” “Here lies One Whose Name was writ in Water,” she quoted.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“Jactitation”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“Essacher Luft.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“Hardly anyone had to remember anything anymore. Information was always only one app away. What was the result? A generation of know-it-alls who were no longer even able to conduct a conversation without constantly checking facts on their phones—or rather, looking for evidence that they were right about their own opinions.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“Humans are violent and greedy, have no relation to their environment, and do everything for the sake of more comfort and less effort. We are a species that has gotten lost,”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“Agatha tilted her head. “That is democracy.” “That is its fatal error, that everyone can turn their opinion into power. It is not common sense that matters, but who tells the best and loudest story. This cannot have a future. It must not have a future.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“That is its fatal error, that everyone can turn their opinion into power. It is not common sense that matters, but who tells the best and loudest story. This cannot have a future. It must not have a future.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“The cult around him only arose after his assassination.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“Waste, a portable vagina, Britney accessory.” Myers chuckled. “Portable vagina?”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“We are only as good as we deal with the weakest of us.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“advantage of this one moment of advantage”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“The fact that we activated his hand terminal will make him think that we are not working with the police, and that you haven’t discovered the transmitter will cause him to think.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“Do you have an autograph book?”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“The elevator doors were right in the middle, in a central column, a building core that held the whole structure together.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“Suppose I would agree to this here,” Pano said, gesturing vaguely at everyone sitting around the table. “How do you imagine that we are to accomplish this? You don’t have police powers, do you?” “Our security personnel are allowed to carry weapons at all times, anywhere. You sign an employment contract, and then you are issued a service weapon that you can carry and use anywhere, if the security—” “Forget that!”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“Ixlath?” asked Pano, waving in contradiction. “Rollo.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“Pano once again wondered what it must be like to be born with so much knowledge. Were they able to access it as infants even before they had acquired the ability to speak? How did it feel to have multiple lives in one mind? Countless lives? Was this knowledge even known as such, or was it as natural as breathing was for humans? Did one even think about it? Or did it simply function?”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“Ninety-six percent of all thought processes are pure repetitions of unimportant information”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3

“I have learned that courage is not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it.”
― Joshua T. Calvert, The Fossil 3