Jason Ayres > Quotes

“Just as my tomorrows would be everybody else’s yesterdays,”
― Jason Ayres, My Tomorrow, Your Yesterday

“would disappear as time went by.”
― Jason Ayres, My Tomorrow, Your Yesterday

“into the”
― Jason Ayres, Class of '92

“still going roughly the right way. Once the distance dropped to under three hundred metres, she stopped to get her bearings, but the readout on the watch was still changing.”
― Jason Ayres, Lauren's Odyssey

“Things were”
― Jason Ayres, Class of '92

“major in the”
― Jason Ayres, My Tomorrow, Your Yesterday

“autopilot”
― Jason Ayres, Global Cooling

“should have”
― Jason Ayres, Splinters In Time

“My life always”
― Jason Ayres, My Tomorrow, Your Yesterday

“been made so prohibitive that it was now the preserve only of the very wealthy. This change had taken place gradually over a couple of decades, supported by the media and ongoing advertising”
― Jason Ayres, Lauren's Odyssey

“On the downside, the vast majority of that population possessed very few skills of their ancestors. They did not need to. Who needed to know how to mill wheat, fashion tools, or make a candle anymore? Such skills were no longer necessary. It was all done for us. Collectively the human race knew how to do everything – individually they knew very little.”
― Jason Ayres, The Time Bubble Box Set #1-5

“advertising campaigns promoting a cleaner, greener world. Why own a car, when you can summon a cheap, automated vehicle to ferry you around wherever you want to go? That was the general gist of the ads. For people of”
― Jason Ayres, Lauren's Odyssey

“behind him,”
― Jason Ayres, Class of '92