Quote by Michael Crichton

Although personally, I think cyberspace means the end of our species.


Although personally, I think cyberspace means the end of our

Summary

This quote represents a skeptical viewpoint on the implications of cyberspace, suggesting that it could potentially lead to the downfall or extinction of our species. The speaker likely sees technology and the virtual world as a threat to human existence, possibly due to concerns about overreliance, loss of real-world connections, or the impact of advancing AI. It implies a pessimistic outlook on the future of humanity's relationship with technology and raises questions about the potential risks and consequences of the digital age.

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By Michael Crichton
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