Julian Dominguez

“It was yesterday’s lead story, tracking the proliferation of new “mind-uploading” companies, hoping to discover a means of scanning the human brain into a computer for perpetual preservation. Anything to satiate the spike in interest among short-stringers looking to extend their lives, in this generation or the next.”
― Nikki Erlick, The Measure

“And they are expats from…?” “History.” “Sorry?” Adela shrugged. “We have time-travel,” she said, like someone describing the coffee machine. “Welcome to the Ministry.”
― Kaliane Bradley, The Ministry of Time

“We are so locked into our political identities that there is virtually no candidate, no information, no condition, that can force us to change our minds. We will justify almost anything or anyone so long as it helps our side, and the result is a politics devoid of guardrails, standards, persuasion, or accountability.”
― Ezra Klein, Why We're Polarized

“There are words that you say because they are the closest humans have ever come to encompassing death. “I’m sorry.” Marcus nods. “She wasn’t mine.” “Like you don’t take it personally anyway.” “I don’t.” “Nor do I.” Liars, lying to one another badly for comfort in the face of something that just is.”
― Nick Harkaway, Titanium Noir