It was a glaring omission, a sign of cosmic sloppiness. Not even that, Vasko corrected himself. It was a sign… — Alastair Reynolds
It was a glaring omission, a sign of cosmic sloppiness. Not even that, Vasko corrected himself. It was a sign of cosmic obliviousness. The universe didn’t know what was happening here. It didn’t know and it didn’t care. It didn’t even know that it didn’t know.
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