"Second Foundation" Quotes
In "Second Foundation," the final novel of Isaac Asimov's original Foundation trilogy, the search for the mysterious Second Foundation intensifies, as its existence poses a threat to the plans of both the Mule and the original Foundation, leading to a climactic showdown of intellect and strategy.
science fiction | 256 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
The simplest and most obvious cause of any given phenomenon is usually the correct one.
Emotions are the instinctual reactions to perceptions.
There is no 'only' about it. The balance of power in the Galaxy is at stake.
Every human being lived behind an impenetrable wall of choking mist within which no other but he existed.
A fire can be extinguished with a cup of water if caught in time.
The laws of psychohistory are statistical in nature.
The Empire will vanish and all its good with it. Its accumulated knowledge will decay and the order it has imposed will vanish.
The noblest aim is the search for truth.
The human mind is the most complex tool ever created.
A phenomenon must be measurable to be scientifically valuable.
