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The immediate future, regardless of Carter, was as dangerous as it had ever been. And the temptation many people seemed to feel to sacrifice their freedom to stern utopians who promised to order that future for them was growing stronger.

— Stephen Baxter Time (1999)

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The future, it seemed, was turning out to be one damn thing after another.

Time (1999)

The universe aged: indifferent, harsh, hostile and ultimately lethal.

Origin (2001)

A pinch of observation is worth a mountain of hypothesis.

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Your flexibility of mind is impressive, for a man of your evolutionary era.

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As an engineer, he knew that a bucket-load of philosophical principles wasn’t worth a grain of good hard fact.

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