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It’s only too easy to read your own state of mind into what other people say.

— Fred Hoyle The Black Cloud (1957)

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Space isn't remote at all. It's only an hour's drive away if your car could go straight upwards.

Losing power, utterly and completely, is the most dreadful prospect that a politician can think of. It overshadows everything else.

The Black Cloud (1957)

The two men were mentally too dissimilar for more than a half hour of conversation between them to be possible.

The Black Cloud (1957)

All people are the same, pretty well irrespective of color, creed, or the way they happen to grunt out their language.

Encounter with the Future (1965)

However, there is one respect in which the human species has shown not the slightest originality—its excessive reproductive vigor.

Encounter with the Future (1965)

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