Човечеството може успешно да се издигне до забележителни върхове само ако се преборва с големите изпитания по пътя си. Точно от опасността и тревожна… - Isaac Asimov
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Човечеството може успешно да се издигне до забележителни върхове само ако се преборва с големите изпитания по пътя си. Точно от опасността и тревожната несигурност се ражда силата, която тласка хората към нови и нови, все по-високи завоевания. Можеш ли ти да разбереш това? Можеш ли да осъзнаеш, че като отстранява провалите и нещастията, които обкръжават хората, Вечността не им дава възможност да намерят свои изстрадани и именно затова по-добри решения; истински решения, които се вземат при покоряване на трудностите, а не при заобикалянето им.
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Isaac Asimov
Isaac Asimov (c. 2 January 1920 – 6 April 1992) was a Russian-born American biochemist who was a prolific writer of both fiction and non-fiction, his works include the Foundation series and I, Robot.
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It was a ribbon world – of which the Galaxy boasts sufficient, but among which, the inhabited variety is a rarity. It was a world, in other words, where the two halves face the monotonous extremes of heat and cold, while the region of possible life is the birdling ribbon of the twilight zone. Such a world invariably sounds uninviting to those who have not tried it, but there exists spots, strategically placed – and Radole City was located in such a one. It spread along the soft slopes of the foothills before the hacked-out mountains that backed it along the rim of the cold hemisphere and held off the frightful ice. The warm, dry air of the sun-half spilled over, and from the mountains was piped the water – and between the two, Radole City became a continuous garden, swimming in the eternal morning of an eternal June.
