“If the future of technology is to save the planet, annihilate humanity will be its first mission”

—  EmilyBustin

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“No somos huéspedes en este planeta, nos pertenece tanto como pertenecemos a él, su pasado nos pertenece, como su futuro.”

Amin Maalouf libro El primer siglo después de Béatrice

Original: «We are not guests on this planet, it belongs to us as much as we belong to it, its past belongs to us, as does its future»
Fuente: The first century after Beatrice. Autores Amin Maalouf, Dorothy S. Blair. Editorial George Braziller, 1995. ISBN 9780807613429. Página 47.

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