Born: 01-01-1961
Greg Egan is an Australian author known for his hard science fiction works that explore complex scientific and philosophical concepts. With a background in mathematics, Egan's writing is characterized by rigorous scientific accuracy and imaginative narratives. His notable works include "Permutation City" and "Diaspora," which delve into themes of consciousness, identity, and the implications of advanced technology. Egan is also known for his reclusive nature, rarely making public appearances.
The most profound thing is not to stop questioning.
If you're going to live forever, you're going to need a plan.
The universe is a very big place. If it's just us, it seems like an awful waste of space.
Life is not just about self-preservation. It's about making a difference.
The true nature of reality is not something we can comprehend with our limited human minds.
The only way to truly understand something is to become it.
We are all just patterns of information, endlessly rearranging.
Perfection is an illusion. Embrace your imperfections, for they make you unique.
Sometimes the hardest part of living is letting go.
In the face of uncertainty, have faith in yourself.
The past is a chapter that has already been written. Focus on the present and shape your future.
Fear is a barrier that prevents us from reaching our full potential.