Occupational hazards Quote by Wesley Chu

“He was uncannily skilled at dissecting hidden meaning behind every interaction.”

— Kathleen Tessaro

“But what was it in himself he needed to look at so much that he'd invented this elaborate scenario?”

— Allan G. Hunter

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

— Linda Nagata

“The theater of operation built itself in Tool’s mind.”

— Paolo Bacigalupi

“In every tool we create, an idea is embedded that goes beyond the function of the thing itself.”

— Neil Postman

“Reason cannot operate without imagination.”

— Andrew Davison

“The plain fact was he knew how to do it intuitively, but he could not articulate what it was that he did.”

— Eugene L. Lowry

“I wondered how anyone could have been so sure about a concept so tenuous and impossible as always that they'd be willing to carve…

— Morgan Matson

“He’d come to war to see abstractions become realities. Instead he’d seen the reverse. Everything was abstract now.”

— Denis Johnson

“But it was one thing to release a population of virtual agents inside a computer's memory to solve a problem. It was another thing…

— Michael Crichton

“The intellect seeks to throw its own interpretation of the real over reality, and in so doing carves the world up into artificial little…

— James Rozoff

“The human mind, if dutifully trained, should be able to perform anything we ask of it. It is all just a matter of working…

— Elizabeth Gilbert