
The Dark Forest (The Three-Body Problem Book 2)

Mahan’s theory of sea power
Cixin Liu • The Dark Forest (The Three-Body Problem Book 2)
Without the fear of heights, there can be no appreciation for the beauty of high places.
Cixin Liu • The Dark Forest (The Three-Body Problem Book 2)
The past was like a handful of sand you thought you were squeezing tightly, but which had already run out through the cracks between your fingers. Memory was a river that had run dry long ago, leaving only scattered gravel in a lifeless riverbed. He had lived life always looking out for the next thing, and whenever he had gained, he had also lost,
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But it wasn’t a language of this world. It constructed a world that gave it meaning, and only in that rosy world did the words of the language find their corresponding referents.
Cixin Liu • The Dark Forest (The Three-Body Problem Book 2)
seem to remember a line Yang Wen-li said in Legend of the Galactic Heroes:*11 ‘In