Computers Quote by Dan Simmons

“Only those things grow in our nature which are fed. The quickest way to kill them is to cut off their nourishment.”

— Orison Swett Marden

“... if i die what will become of them? ... What will become of them? ... Who would feed it and who would feed them all?”

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky

“I won't fatten them in cages, though. I won't ply them with poisoned fruit items. I won't change them into clockwork images or talking…

— Margaret Atwood

“the world is better without them. only the plants and the animals are true comrades. I drink to them and with them.”

— Charles Bukowski

“The group sat in silence, absorbing the information. The whole room felt cramped. It was as though there were something else in the cellar…

— Bella Forrest

“What worries me the most,' she continued, 'is the opposite, the possibility that they're not trying. They could communicate with us, all right, but…

— Carl Sagan

“I besprinkled their faces with my liquid dung and forced them to leave off.”

— Apuleius

“They take them from the plants and animals or the elements. Still Waters, Gentle Breeze, pah. Why not Dead Deer, or Rutting Ehat?”

— Elizabeth Vaughan

“At one point, she said after a while, at one point we thought we might raise silkworms in one of the empty rooms. But…

— W.G. Sebald

“They heard loud, incoherent, animalistic, screaming and knew what it meant. The infected were near.”

— Jason Medina

“But our grief was useless. Salt water, spilled on the ground, does not feed what grows there, but kills it.”

— Rebecca West

“...little creatures they were who seemed to have been blown from glass.”

— Michael Ende