“What happens happens,” continued the Resiler, “and cannot be made to unhappen. We are the equations; we… — Iain M. Banks
“What happens happens,” continued the Resiler, “and cannot be made to unhappen. We are the equations; we cannot deny the algebra of the universe or the result it brings us. Die peacefully or in hysterics, with grace or with despair; it matters not. Prepare or ignore; it matters not. Very little matters very much and almost nothing matters greatly.”
p. 132Source: Wikiquote · CC BY-SA 4.0
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