Quotes – Page 7

The more knowledge I gather of the human mind, the more despair I feel at being unable to understand it.

Where business is to be done, you would be surprised how unimportant questions of ideology become

There are times, when one must choose one human being over another.

Everyone also knows that no treaty has ever been kept once it begins to work against the national interests of the more powerful signatory.

To resist expansion under such circumstances is to ensure decay.

Nothing lasts for centuries

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.

If you know how a robot works, you've got a hint as to how a human brain works. Or so they say.

Nothing is less attractive than a facial desert.

When you live several centuries, you have plenty of time to lose thousands of things.

You remind me how easy it is to philosophize over the sorrows of others.

We ourselves, when we die, are recycled - and who knows what atoms of whom are in you and me right now or in whom ours will someday be.