Michael Mills

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Michael’s Notes & Highlights

Doctor Who: Battlefield by Marc Platt

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His past always made her uneasy. That was why she talked about it incessantly.

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Michael’s Quotes

“Life is a bleeding, screaming, violently jerking pig in your arms. And death is you holding a bunch of heavy unmoving meat.”
― Quentin Tarantino, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

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“Megalomania is a common reaction to extensive LSD use, for once you are aware that your reality was created by yourself for your own benefit, it is hard to avoid getting a God complex.”
― John Higgs, I Have America Surrounded: A Biography of Timothy Leary

tags: drugs, lsd, megalomania, reality

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“If space is the x, y and z planes, time exists at a right angle to all three – moving in a direction we can't see.”
― John Barber, The Transformers: Robots in Disguise, Volume 2

tags: dimensions, physics, physics-of-time, time, time-travel

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“Forgetting is one of the most beneficial processes we possess.”
― Nick Payne, Elegy

tags: forget, forgetting, healing, memory, memory-loss

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“It was terrible to watch one of those things die. Eighteen tons, a hundred feet from wingtip to wingtip, ten men aboard, all fighting to get out. If she spun, the centrifugal force would pin them to the walls... You're trapped inside a metal box. You've got five miles to fall. You know it. [...] Sometimes you could hear them all the way.”
― Garth Ennis, Dreaming Eagles

tags: aeroplane, airplane, death, war, ww2

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