“There was no more meaningless phrase in all of language than "Cheer up!" The only way to get someone to cheer up was to help them forget, and saying "cheer up" had quite the opposite effect, only reminding the person… — Koji Suzuki Copy Share Image
“Asakawa himself didn't much care if the company made money or lost it. All that mattered to him was whether or not the work… — Koji Suzuki Copy Share
“My life's been defined by my actions. I've shaped my destiny through my battles. I would rather keep chasing after my dreams until I… — Koji Suzuki Copy Share
“When a new object emerges that satisfies the same purpose as an older one, the older one falls into obsolescence.” — Koji Suzuki Copy Share
“I don't want to get old. I want to stay young forever. Wouldn't that be great?” — Koji Suzuki Copy Share
“Reality and the virtual space reflect each other. They correspond to each other.” — Koji Suzuki Copy Share
“There was no more meaningless phrase in all of language than "Cheer up!" The only way to get someone to cheer up was to… — Koji Suzuki Copy Share
“Life is the name of all things that have shells separating them from the outside, the ability to sustain and reproduce themselves, and the… — Koji Suzuki Copy Share
“Think! There's nothing certain in our future! All we can hope for is a vague continuation. But in spite of that, you're going to… — Koji Suzuki Copy Share
“Right. Mutation is the trigger that moves evolution forward. So, how do mutations happen?” — Koji Suzuki Copy Share
“To put it in terms of information theory, the new technology overwrites the old one. The technology saved under a new file name survives… — Koji Suzuki Copy Share
“Humanity as such, we might say, is a large collective drifting into the future with survival as its shared interest. This law differs from… — Koji Suzuki Copy Share
“He had given her a copy of a recently published paper that held that the power of entropy weakens near the event horizon of… — Koji Suzuki Copy Share
“DNA was the chemical material on which hereditary information was recorded, while a gene was one unit of that nearly infinite amount of hereditary… — Koji Suzuki Copy Share
