Change Is The Very Fabric Of Our

In All Of History, We Have Found Just One Cure For Error—a Partial Antidote Against Making And Repeating Grand, Foolish Mistakes, A Remedy Against Self-deception. That Antidote Is Criticism.

It Is A Paradox Of Life That All Species Breed Past Mere Replacement. Any Paradise Of Plenty Soon Fills To Become Paradise No More.

Patience Is Fine, But I'm Not Going To Stop Asking The Universe To Make Sense!

There's No Doubt That Scientific Training Helps Many Authors To Write Better Science Fiction. And Yet, Several Of The Very Best Were English Majors Who Could Not Parse A Differential Equation To Save Their Lives.

Gaia Spins On, Silently Contemplating What It Means To Be Born Into A Sarcastic Universe.