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Familiarity breeds contempt.
Reference:
Page 133/341
Author:
Isaac Asimov
Book:
Robots and Empire
A human being, after all, is only what it is defined to be.
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We are coming to a time of crisis in which emotions will run high, decisions will be taken quickly, and events will race past us.
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The more knowledge I gather of the human mind, the more despair I feel at being unable to understand it.
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Where business is to be done, you would be surprised how unimportant questions of ideology become
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There are times, when one must choose one human being over another.
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Everyone also knows that no treaty has ever been kept once it begins to work against the national interests of the more powerful signatory.
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To resist expansion under such circumstances is to ensure decay.
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Nothing lasts for centuries
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Memory!
Always there, of course, but usually remaining hidden. And then, sometimes, as a result of just the right kind of push, it could emerge suddenly, sharply defined, all in color, bright and moving and alive.
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If you know how a robot works, you've got a hint as to how a human brain works. Or so they say.
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The Robots of Dawn
Nothing is less attractive than a facial desert.
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