Quote by Carl Sagan

“He believed that technological progress was a disease in human society. The explosive development of technology was analogous to the growth of cancer cells,…

— Liu Cixin

“cancer: (n.) often deadly allergic reaction to modern life.”

— Sol Luckman

“One thing is clear: cancer is not unique to humans. And neither is it a product of our modern times.”

— Barbara Natterson-Horowitz

“The Hegemony had known how to treat cancer, but most of the gene-tailoring knowledge and technology had been lost after the Fall.”

— Dan Simmons

“cancer is as old as the human race and has been documented since ancient history.”

— David B. Agus

“No one thing is the cause. All this is only the coincidence of conditions under which every organic, elemental event of life is accomplished.”

— Leo Tolstoy

“started to see that none of the accepted “causes” of cancer, in the absence of a high-animal-protein diet, mattered that much. Not genetics, not…

— T. Colin Campbell

“Science itself caused half the problems it was trying to solve. "Progress" was Mother Earth's ultimate malignancy.”

— Dan Brown

“Almost everything carried to its logical extreme becomes either depressing or carcinogenic.”

— Ursula K. Le Guin

“Almost anything carried to its logical extreme becomes depressing, if not carcinogenic.”

— Ursula K. Le Guin

Beginning in 1940,...questionable grades of (low) malignancy were classed as cancer. ...the proportion of 'cancer' cures...increased rapidly...

— Hardin B. Jones

“Which meant there was quite a lot of competitiveness about it, with everybody wanting to beat not only cancer itself, but also the other…

— John Green