136 Quotes by A.G. Riddle

Kate couldn’t believe it.

Karl Selig steadied himself on the ship’s rail and peered through the binoculars at the massive iceberg. Another piece of ice crumbled and fell, revealing more of the long black object. It looked almost like.

He refused to think about it. Qian’s words echoed to him: “A mind that dwells in the past builds a prison it cannot escape. Control your mind, or it will control you, and you will never break through the walls it builds.” Milo.

The problem is quite simple. I do not have the manpower to program reports to satisfy their every whim and curiosity – in the outrageous time frames given.

This is War Strategy 101: the aggressor takes a small step across the line, then waits for the result. Does he get appeasement or retribution? Our reaction determines his next move. If he senses weakness, he takes another step, and another.

Life is uncertain; in the end we control only a single thing: our own thoughts. He.

David hadn’t considered that there would be a post-op period. This was the first time a loved one had been operated on by an ancient Atlantean ship. He would have to do a blog post about it afterward – for everyone out there who might go through the same thing. His grin widened.

Life is hard – for everyone – but it’s hell on earth if you’re foolish or weak.

The piano keys represent the genome. We each get different keys, and the keys don’t change throughout our life: we die with the same piano keys, or genome, we’re born with. What changes is the sheet music: the epigenetics. That sheet of music determines what tune is played – what genes are expressed – and those genes determine our traits – everything from IQ to hair color.