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Childhood's End by Arthur C. Clarke

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"The thing that impressed him was how quickly the boys had accepted the inevitable."


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"For a moment he felt like a human being again... but only for a moment."


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"We always thought that we were able to see the universe clearly—but now we see it through the eyes of the Overlords."


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A cosmic face surrounded by vibrant galaxies and stars, radiating golden light, embodies the quote about perceiving the universe through the eyes of the Overlords.

"It is not the end of the world, for the world has never been more than a small part of a far greater whole."


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"Human beings are not made to be happy; they are made to be alive."


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"The most terrifying thing is that you can’t be certain of the truth; there is no truth with a big ‘T’."


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"We’re all children of the universe, yet none of us understand the universe."


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A young girl sits cross-legged on a wooden floor, gazing thoughtfully at a wall covered with colorful notes and quotes, embodying the curiosity and wonder of understanding the universe.

"The moment you give up your freedom, you can no longer call yourself human."


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"What is the future worth, if it’s not built on the foundations of memory?"


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"To think that we may be, in some cosmic sense, the children of our children’s children is a grand, terrible thought."


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