
New York 2140

And so the First Pulse and Second Pulse, each a complete psychodrama decade, a meltdown in history, a breakdown in society, a refugee nightmare, an eco-catastrophe, the planet gone collectively nuts. The Anthropocide, the Hydrocatastrophe, the Georevolution.
Kim Stanley Robinson • New York 2140
“Chewing on my head! But now we’re chewed up. We’re squoze dry. We’ve been paying a fraction of what things really cost to make, but meanwhile the planet, and the workers who made the stuff, take the unpaid costs right in the teeth.”
Kim Stanley Robinson • New York 2140
Combining a housing index with sea level was one way to view the drowned coastlines, and that was at the heart of what I did. My Intertidal Property Pricing Index was WaterPrice’s great contribution to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, used by millions to orient investments that totaled in the trillions. A great advertisement for my employers, and t
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Fascijnating ecological free market
While working as a detective in New York, Dashiell Hammett was once assigned to find a Ferris wheel that had been stolen the year before in Sacramento.
Kim Stanley Robinson • New York 2140
Nice
so money becomes the point, so we all work for money. Money is thought of as value.”
Kim Stanley Robinson • New York 2140
She had wide shoulders, muscular arms, nice tits.
Kim Stanley Robinson • New York 2140
Quite a sentence
in Bellevue’s northwest annex that would take them down to the skybridge that ran west from building to building on the north side of Twenty-third. Most skybridges still ran either north-south or east-west, forcing what Gen called knight moves. Recently some new higher skybridges made bishop moves, which pleased Gen, as she played the find-the-shor
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Love ny
“Think about it! The laws are codes! And they exist in computers and in the cloud. There are sixteen laws running the whole world!”
Kim Stanley Robinson • New York 2140
Charlotte was coming to believe that arrogance was a quality not just correlated with but a manifestation of stupidity, a result of stupidity.
Kim Stanley Robinson • New York 2140
Yes