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“If the present is shitty and the future is worse, the past is all you've got”
Arthur C. Clarke, The Light of Other Days
“Minkowski spacetime.”
Arthur C. Clarke, The Light of Other Days: A Novel of the Transformation of Humanity
“The point, you see, is not the answers themselves, but the mental development we enjoy through striving for those answers.”
Arthur C. Clarke, The Light of Other Days
“The end of the trial was a black hole, waiting to consume Bobby's future, as unavoidable and as unwelcome as death. So he did his best not to think about it.”
Arthur C. Clarke, The Light of Other Days
“David began to track back in time. He had devised a way to make the viewpoint effectively fast-rewind into the past—in reality a succession of fresh wormholes was being established, back along the world-line of DNA molecules from the hair.”
Arthur C. Clarke, The Light of Other Days: A Novel of the Transformation of Humanity
“DNA. We believe it will be possible to begin from any analyzable organic fragment—a flake of skin or a nail clipping, enough to record the DNA fingerprint—”
Arthur C. Clarke, The Light of Other Days: A Novel of the Transformation of Humanity
“Greatness no longer matters. We see now that each human being who dies in the center of a universe: a unique spark of hope and despair, hate and love, going alone into the greater darkness.”
Arthur C. Clarke, The Light of Other Days
“the equilibrium state of the cosmos is death….”
Arthur C. Clarke, The Light of Other Days: A Novel of the Transformation of Humanity