Only Years Of Practice Will

The Sole Perfection Which Modern Civilization Attains Is A Mechanical One; Machines Are Splendid And Flawless, But The Life Which Serves Them Or Is Served By Them, Is Neither Superb Nor Brilliant, Nor More Perfect Nor More Graceful; Nor Is The Work Of The Machines Perfect; Only They, The Machines, Are Like Gods.

A Short Life Is Better For Mankind, For A Long Life Would Deprive Man Of His Optimism.

There Came Into The World An Unlimited Abundance Of Everything People Need. But People Need Everything Except Unlimited Abundance.

Robots Do Not Hold On To Life. They Can't. They Have Nothing To Hold On With - No Soul, No Instinct. Grass Has More Will To Live Than They Do.

Relativism Is Not Indifference; On The Contrary, Passionate Indifference Is Necessary In Order For You Not To Hear The Voices That Oppose Your Absolute Decrees...