Linda Nagata

“it provokes him to think that his profession will become the exclusive province of programmers, mechanics, engineers, and the autonomous systems they…

— Linda Nagata

“Gaia spoke in a complex language of predator and prey, of growth and dormancy, of birth and migration, of seasonal change, of…

— Linda Nagata

“Who said I don’t hate? The truth is I’m pretty indiscriminate about it. There are millions of people I could hate. Everyone…

— Linda Nagata

“I prefer dealing with the young,” he finally says. “Their lives are simple and their secrets are trivial.”

— Linda Nagata

“We think we can plan our lives," he muttered. "We think we can model reality. But chaos is an intrusive, inconsiderate bitch.”

— Linda Nagata