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“I wonder why the Earthlings don't seem to want to develop like us," I said.
"They can't let go of the knowledge they've accumulated, even though it's nothing more than data," You answered.”
― Earthlings
"They can't let go of the knowledge they've accumulated, even though it's nothing more than data," You answered.”
― Earthlings
“We live and we breathe. We die, and we still feel like breathing. It’s not always the big deaths either. There are little deaths, because that’s what grief is. I”
― Under the Whispering Door
― Under the Whispering Door
“Merry Christmas, Ari.” “Merry Christmas, Dante.” “Someday we’ll spend Christmas together.” “Someday.”
― Aristotle and Dante Dive into the Waters of the World
― Aristotle and Dante Dive into the Waters of the World
“Everyone believed in the Factory. Everyone was brainwashed by the Factory and did as they were told. They all used their reproductive organs for the Factory and did their jobs for the sake of the Factory. My husband and I were people they’d failed to brainwash, and anyone who remained unbrainwashed had to keep up an act in order to avoid being eliminated by the Factory.”
― Earthlings
― Earthlings
“My town is a factory for the production of human babies. People live in nests packed closely together. It's just like the silkworm room in Granny's house. The nests are lined up neatly in rows, and each contains a breeding pair of male and female humans and their babies. The breeding pairs raise their young inside their nests.
The Baby Factory produces humans connected by flesh and blood. Eventually we children will also leave the factory and be shipped out.
Once shipped out, male and female humans are trained how to take food back to their own nests. They become society's tools, receive money from other humans, and purchase food. Eventually these young humans also form breeding pairs, coop themselves up in new nests, and manufacture more babies.”
― Earthlings
The Baby Factory produces humans connected by flesh and blood. Eventually we children will also leave the factory and be shipped out.
Once shipped out, male and female humans are trained how to take food back to their own nests. They become society's tools, receive money from other humans, and purchase food. Eventually these young humans also form breeding pairs, coop themselves up in new nests, and manufacture more babies.”
― Earthlings
Salma’s 2025 Year in Books
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1,163 friends
11 books
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839 books
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64 friends
5,503 books
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5,825 books
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1,581 friends
6,657 books
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4,580 friends
203 books
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7,077 books
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