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El héroe de las eras
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by Brandon Sanderson (Goodreads Author)
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Benito Taibo
“Sé bien que la palabra "hubiera" se conjuga siempre con el adjetivo "imposible" tomado firmemente de la mano”
― Benito Taibo, Corazonadas

Eduardo Sacheri
“Era dueño de su silencio. Si hablaba, terminaría hundido en el pantano de la compasión de ella. Estaba decidido a evitarle y a evitarse cualquier frase al estilo de "pobre Benjamín, yo no sabía...". De solo pensarlo a Chaparro se le nublaba la vista de rabia y de vergüenza. Que su amor se muriese con él, pero que no se ensuciara.”
― Eduardo Sacheri, The Secret in Their Eyes

Eduardo Sacheri
“Es ridícula su vergüenza. Sobre todo tratándose de dos personas grandes. ¿Por qué no decirle sencillamente la verdad? Visitarla en su despacho sin pretextos, y darle a entender lo que siente. Son adultos. Debería bastar con algunas medias palabras, algún gesto mundano que a ella le dé a entender su interés, y que Irene se imagine el resto.
¿Por qué no puede hacer eso? Porque no. Por eso. Porque lleva tantos años callándoselo que Chaparro prefiere que lo entierren con la verdad a cuestas antes que soltar de mal modo una versión edulcorada, dietética, digerible de lo que siente por ella.”
― Eduardo Sacheri, The Secret in Their Eyes

Milan Kundera
“En ese momento el perro le respondió a su amo con un gruñido. ¡Por fin! ¡Cuánto habían tenido que esperar! ¡Karenin tiene ganas de jugar! ¡Karenin aún tiene ganas de vivir!
Aquel gruñido era la sonrisa de Karenin y ellos querían que la sonrisa durase el mayor tiempo posible.
[...]
Volvieron a mirarlo y a pensar que Karenin reía y que mientras riera seguiría teniendo un motivo para vivir, aunque estuviera condenado a muerte.”
― Milan Kundera, The Unbearable Lightness of Being

Liu Cixin
“Of course, I’ve only brought up two examples. Other universal laws of physics have been used as weapons as well, though we don’t know all of them. It’s very possible that every law of physics has been weaponized. It’s possible that in some parts of the universe, even … Forget it, I don’t even believe that.” “What were you going to say?” “The foundation of mathematics.” Cheng Xin tried to imagine it, but it was simply impossible. “That’s … madness.” Then she asked, “Will the universe turn into a war ruin? Or, maybe it’s more accurate to ask: Will the laws of physics turn into war ruins?” “Maybe they already are.… The physicists and cosmologists of the new world are focused on trying to recover the original appearance of the universe before the wars more than ten billion years ago. They’ve already constructed a fairly clear theoretical model describing the pre-war universe. That was a really lovely time, when the universe itself was a Garden of Eden. Of course, the beauty could only be described mathematically. We can’t picture it: Our brains don’t have enough dimensions.” Cheng Xin thought back to the conversation with the Ring again. Did you build this four-dimensional fragment? You told me that you came from the sea. Did you build the sea? “You are saying that the universe of the Edenic Age was four-dimensional, and that the speed of light was much higher?” “No, not at all. The universe of the Edenic Age was ten-dimensional. The speed of light back then wasn’t only much higher—rather, it was close to infinity. Light back then was capable of action at a distance, and could go from one end of the cosmos to the other within a Planck time.… If you had been to four-dimensional space, you would have some vague hint of how beautiful that ten-dimensional Garden must have been.” “You’re saying—” “I’m not saying anything.” Yifan seemed to have awakened from a dream. “We’ve only seen small hints; everything else is just guessing. You should treat it as a guess, just a dark myth we’ve made up.” But Cheng Xin continued to follow the course of the discussion taken so far. “—that during the wars after the Edenic Age, one dimension after another was imprisoned from the macroscopic into the microscopic, and the speed of light was reduced again and again.…” “As I said, I’m not saying anything, just guessing.” Yifan’s voice grew softer. “But no one knows if the truth is even darker than our guesses.… We are certain of only one thing: The universe is dying.” The”
― Liu Cixin, Death's End

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