Algebra Quote by Gavin Extence

The most important thing I learned [...] was that when a person dies he only appears to die. He is still very much alive…

— Gavin Extence

“The first thing I learned that day was this: what you think you know about a person is only a fraction of the story.”

— Gavin Extence

In the long history of human affairs, common sense doesn’t have the greatest track record.

— Gavin Extence

“Well, for each of us the brain creates a whole, unique universe. It contains everything we know. Everything we see or touch. Everything we…

— Gavin Extence

“Funerals aren't for the dead. They're for the living.”

— Gavin Extence

“They called our arrangement a 'Death Pact' - but, really, that's not a phrase that tells you anything important. It's just the kind of…

— Gavin Extence

“It was a uniquely human problem, something no other animal had to put up with, this ability to suffer in multiple tenses – simultaneously…

— Gavin Extence

“The more I thought about Jocelyn's theory, the less bizarre it seemed. Yes, there were things about it that were absolutely cuckoo - Mrs…

— Gavin Extence

“It's possible to find order in chaos, and it's equally possible to find chaos underlying apparent order. Order and chaos are slippery concepts. They're…

— Gavin Extence

“Acknowledging reality for myself was one thing. Having to explain what as happening - and what was going to happen - to another person…

— Gavin Extence

“In life, there are no true beginnings or endings.”

— Gavin Extence

“... The Sirens of Titan …. … ‘That’s a funny name for a book,’ I said with a gulp. ‘Are those women going to…

— Gavin Extence