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« To paraphrase Woody Allen ,... I hope the programmer has an excuse. Because the world they created is still quite a horror. Although, from what I understand, it is precisely we who create it on our own. »
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« He wrote to her, knowing that it is useless, and above all, let's say, counterproductive. But when the remote control batteries are dead, we always press harder. It's human. »
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« Victor observes all these scattered existences, all these moving anxieties in Petri's disproportionate box that is the hangar - what a funny word decidedly - without knowing which one to attach. He surrenders to the fascination of lives other than his own. He would like to choose one, find the right words to tell this creature, and come to believe that he has come close enough not to betray it. Then move on to another one. And another. Three characters, seven, twenty? How many simultaneous stories would a reader agree to follow? p.172 »
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