Chrissy Schmitzer

“She turns and looks out over the inlet. “I want to believe in humans. I want to believe that even at the last second, an AI can and should be overridden by a knowing, human conscience. By a moral mind with a soul. Now I’m not so sure. There’s a place for algorithms, a bigger and bigger place. But people have to be better, too. They have to not drink and drive. They have to not text behind the wheel. We shouldn’t make these machines because we want them to be good for us, or good instead of us. We should make them because they can help us be better ourselves.” She turns back to me. “Sorry, I’m preaching.”
― Bruce Holsinger, Culpability

“Love means constantly saying you’re sorry, and then doing better.”
― Emily Henry, Happy Place

“When I lived in Los Angeles, I never savored warm nights. You don’t savor things that last forever. It is one of the reasons I moved back to Massachusetts.”
― Taylor Jenkins Reid, One True Loves

“And we’ll be as young and as whole as we’re ever going to be.”
― Catherine Newman, Sandwich