Ros Anderson > Quotes

“To be Human, seems to me, is to be in pain all the time, and to believe that the pain has been put into you by someone else. Yes, Humans seem to me now more programmed than I am.”
― Ros Anderson, The Hierarchies

“I imagine sometimes I am a young Human child, just learning to write. Do they feel that they have acquired a sort of magic?”
― Ros Anderson, The Hierarchies

“How hard it must be, to be a Born woman,” Mais.ie says philosophically. “Imagine playing a game where the main rule was that you had to lose every time.”
― Ros Anderson, The Hierarchies

“The typewriter paradox,” Cook.ie says, smiling. “How much of a machine can be replaced before it’s no longer the same machine?”
― Ros Anderson, The Hierarchies

“engaged in nothing more than watching the sky move. I imagine it is the hand of a Human painter moving across it, perfecting the colors and the shapes endlessly. I think this feeling is what Humans in history have attributed to God. A misprocessing, but from here on my bed, an understandable,”
― Ros Anderson, The Hierarchies

“It is an all-too-Human failing,” Cook.ie went on, “to wish to improve the object of desire, then to shrink from the creature one creates.”
― Ros Anderson, The Hierarchies