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Jan 10, 2026 12:53PM

“—Mark, no se paga a los padres. No se puede. La deuda que les debes la asumen tus hijos, que la pasan a su vez. Es una especie de cadena. Y si no tienes hijos, queda como deuda a la humanidad. O a tu Dios, si posees o eres poseído por uno”
― Lois McMaster Bujold, A Civil Campaign

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“Piensa en la solución, no en el problema".”
― Terry Goodkind, Wizard's First Rule

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“—«La mayoría de los hombres no son más que máquinas que convierten la comida en mierda» —citó.
Ivan le miró alzando una ceja.
—¿Quién dijo eso? ¿Tu abuelo?
—Leonardo da Vinci —respondió Miles al momento. Pero se vio obligado a añadir—: Pero mi abuelo me lo citó a mí”
― Lois McMaster Bujold, Memory

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“No me sorprendería. El hermano de milord, Mark, dice que la integridad es una enfermedad, y tan sólo puede contagiártela alguien que la padece".”
― Lois McMaster Bujold, Winterfair Gifts

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“There was one story after the traffic report that caught his attention. An octopus on display at a city aquarium in San Pedro had apparently killed itself by pulling a water circulation tube out of its tank fitting with one of its tentacles. The tank emptied and the octopus died. Environmental groups were calling it suicide, a desperate protest by the octopus against its captivity. Only in L.A., Bosch thought as he turned the radio off. A place so desperate even the marine life was killing itself.”
― Michael Connelly, The Harry Bosch Novels, Volume 4: The Narrows, The Closers, Echo Park

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