1984

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1984
1970s cutaway view of a Toroidal Colony by NASA artist Rick Guidice
So cozy. The saddest thing about wiping ourself out as a human race is that we will never be able to build such majestic places.Â
Ărsula on the other hand, held a bad memory of that visit, for she had entered the room just as MelquĂades had carelessly broken a flask of bichloride of mercury. âItâs the smell of the devil,â she said. âNot at all,â MelquĂades corrected her. âIt has been proven that the devil has sulphuric properties and this is just a little corrosive sublimate.â
Gabriel GarcĂa MĂĄrquez: One Hundred Years of Solitude GastĂłn Betelli: MelquĂades en sus postrimerĂas
poor guy
Jack Gaughanâs 1965 cover to âDr. Bloodmoney,â by Philip K Dick
God, I donât know who was the bigger creeper, Hoppy or Bill Keller. They both scared the shit out of me. Nevertheless, amazing book, my favorite Dick novel after Maze of Death.
Vincent Di Fate
Straight Outta the state of nature
Since I have a lot more free time in the quarantine, might as well do something productive with it, like merging two of the biggest intellectuals of our time into one.Â
me, but with uni and online classesÂ
Star Trek: DS9 4x23 âTo The Deathâ
My other sci-fi crush besides Irulan from Dune. Iâm talking about of course that fantastic specimen on the left. The Jem'Hadar were one of the best looking race Iâve ever seen in Star Trek, and if I remember correctly, their plasma weapons shot BLUE stuff. Now how cool is that.Â
When one of the premises of your paper is mildly controversial and you donât feel like arguing for it
The left one is probably an inhabitant of an other world, whose ways of obtaining knowledge we shall know nothing about.