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Wow 40 pages of introduction wkwkwk

honestly gw ngerasa bisa tamatin ini buku satu hari lol, but wth teorinya gila wkwk

honestly gw ngerasa bisa tamatin ini buku satu hari lol, but wth teorinya gila wkwk

ugh idk i'm too sensitive about health problem atm

"If the concept of God has any validity or any use, it can only be to make us larger, freer, and more loving. If God cannot do this, then it is time we got rid of Him."

Gw suka banget pembelaan Hatta di hadapan para hakim dan penjajah, seolah pembelaan tersebut sebuah Phaedo terakhir Hatta sebelum diadili, apapun bentuk hukumannya baik penjara ataupun kematian.

"Bahwa penjajahan Belanda akan berakhir, bagiku itu pasti. Itu hanya soal waktu dan bukan soal ya atau tidak."

"Aku telah menyebutkan bahwa imperialisme Barat harus disudahi untuk kepentingan kemanusiaan dan tiap-tiap bangsa yang terjajah mempunyai kewajiban untuk memerdekakan dirinya dari penjajahan. Dan karena itu Indonesia harus mencapai kemerdekaan atas dasar kemanusiaan dan peradaban. Dan aku kuatir bahwa satu-satunya jalan untuk melaksanakan itu, seperti kita lihat tadi, tidak lain dari kekerasan."

Okay, reading this in my kos²an alone give me chill. Like wtf the way King explain the shine, and how Danny must avoid 217 room, hmm. I'm on third floor and my mind already scare of the possibility passing the second floor lol

The only reason I want to read this book is to be able read and enjoy Tolkien's Beren and Luthien TwT

Tbh, there's so many thing to noted and learned from here. The structure of poetry, feet or line, distinct vowel and consonant sound, iambic pentameter, stanza, figurative language, and even more classic and contemporary poetry.

WTF, is all scifi writer will come to their weird sex section?!

Like come on, that is disgusting TwT

"Perhaps, there may come a day when someone will work out the Laws of Humanics and then be able to predict the broad strokes of the future, and know what might be in store for humanity, and know what to do to make things better, instead of merely speculating. I dream sometimes of founding a mathematical science which I think of as 'Psychohistory', but I know I can't and I fear no one ever will."

Foundation arghhhhhh

"A human being who is functioning is alive. If that life is violently ended by the deliberate action of another human being, we call that 'murder' or 'homicide'. 'Murder' is somehow is the stronger word. To be of human being, one would shout 'Murder!'. It is not at all likely that one would shout 'Homicide!'. It is the more formal word, the less emotional word.'

"The purpose of argument is to change the nature of truth".

Agak merasa divise pas baca buku ini, karena jujur alasan baca buku ini bukan karena serta merta sastra klasik. Tetapi lebih menginginkan novel eksistentialis Indonesia, dan memang ada vibes atau atmosfer tersebut pada buku ini.

Perasaan gundah dan absurd hampir mewabah ke seluruh penjuru kota yang diakibatkan kematian istri sang pelukis dari awal buku. Jujur dari bahasanya terasa jadul banget sih...

another apocalyptic AI huh, using humans as hardware synapses to compute information while the AI resides on the thin fabric of so called protal. God what a nightmare fuel to think about... worse than any human farm even could do.

“Sometimes,” said General Morpurgo, taking her hand, “dreams are all that separate us from the machines.”

MINDBLOWING WTH!!!

The shrikes from the future, yes. But, it's a tool of some deus ex machina that emerge from humanity to destroy humanity so they can prevent the birth of another deity?!

The Ultimate Intelligence, a God. One part consist of intelligent, that is Ummon (perhaps?), one part consist of empathy (maybe M. Severn?), and one part consist of the void. WTF is it gonna follow the expiation of original sin?

So Weinstraub's answer for Abraham's dilemma was to heard his daughter, and not the voice itself. Interesting, cause it doesn't fully fall on leap of faith, like Kierkegaard's assume. And surprisingly more align with Ishmael's answer in Qur'anic text, instead of biblical.

"In the end—when all else is dust—loyalty to those we love is all we can carry with us to the grave. Faith—true faith—was trusting in that love."

The stake kinda low, but the scene with Egwene and her trial is heartbreaking. It's sad that Rand saw his life with Egwene in other universe, and so does Egwene too. But at the same time each universe they can't stop the tragedy that would befall upon them.

Omg I love it so much lmao. This time WoT really developed the political aspect of the world development. And the way Rand playing the outland lord is so funny and interesting to read. Daes Da'emar, the Great Game, as if the Game of Thrones inspired from this bit and Dune lol.

Ughh silly farm boy got hypnotize by another girl in another alternate dimension

Light! Burn me, I just love how this trio idiotic quarrel between each other. Rand start going mad, Mat being a whimp, and Perrin being pragmatic over a girl lol.

twist upon twist wkwk, keknya buku pertama gak bakal sampai conclusion deh. sayang pinjeman gw buat buku kedua masih nunggu belasan minggu argghh nanggung bet wkwk :'

My God, that Weintraub's tale, or the scholar tale, is very depressing. I can't imagine the pain to relive such a life, it almost felt like a hellish experience... I need a break after this sksk.

So, the "canto" in Hyperion Cantos refers to the same concept as the "canto" in Dante's poem, right? Hmm, interesting choice to name the series after a poetic structure.

Fedmahn Kassad were Palestinians?! Huh interesting

What the hell, that is so bizarre.. reanimation? Esoteric of christian sect with living nemathod as substitute of Christ's flesh? And what was the labyrnth all about?! Damnn it's strange but interest me in weird way sksk

Andrew sighed. "I think ... it's because everything wrecks me. Everything. I'm so freaked out all the time and there's no reason, just my brain imploding on itself. But monsters are something we can kill, and I think I like that." He let out a flat laugh. "My brain is so broken".

I take my words back, this is such a good book! God the conversation between Little Dog and his mother was really painful.

I'm gonna admit that this is a hard book to read for me? The aimless ramble about the authors life is provoking on it self, but sometimes I quite don't get what he meant because the use of many MANY metaphors :(

I don't even understand what's the point of this depravity and violence :(