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{{quote|''"The future has arrived; it's just not evenly distributed."''|'''William Gibson'''}}
{{quote|''"The future has arrived; it's just not evenly distributed."''|'''William Gibson'''}}


{{quote| I have seen war in all its forms. I have seen feral savage braining each other with stones, I have monitored the death a whole planet at the hands of a virus bomb. I have seen Space Marines drop to certain death and win. I have seen Titans crush entire platoons underfoot. }}
{{quote|I have seen war in all its forms. I have seen feral savage braining each other with stones, I have monitored the death a whole planet at the hands of a virus bomb. I have seen Space Marines drop to certain death and win. I have seen Titans crush entire platoons underfoot. }}


{{quote|But there is no more stirring sight in war than the charge of massed cavalry. |'''[[Warhammer 40000]]'''}}
{{quote|But there is no more stirring sight in war than the charge of massed cavalry. |'''[[Warhammer 40,000]]'''}}


{{quote|The [American protesters] were dressed as though they were going to a Weather Underground Days of Rage costume party. They were in jean skirts and drawstring pants, clogs, folk-art jewelry and tie-dyed tank tops-- fashions fully twenty years out of date. I wonder what my hip friends and I in the Summer of Love would have thought about people wearing zoot suit jackets and reat pleat pants with key chains dangling to the ground.|'''P.J. O'Rourke''', ''Give War a Chance''}}
{{quote|The [American protesters] were dressed as though they were going to a Weather Underground Days of Rage costume party. They were in jean skirts and drawstring pants, clogs, folk-art jewelry and tie-dyed tank tops-- fashions fully twenty years out of date. I wonder what my hip friends and I in the Summer of Love would have thought about people wearing zoot suit jackets and reat pleat pants with key chains dangling to the ground.|'''P.J. O'Rourke''', ''Give War a Chance''}}
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"The future has arrived; it's just not evenly distributed."
William Gibson

I have seen war in all its forms. I have seen feral savage braining each other with stones, I have monitored the death a whole planet at the hands of a virus bomb. I have seen Space Marines drop to certain death and win. I have seen Titans crush entire platoons underfoot.

But there is no more stirring sight in war than the charge of massed cavalry.
The [American protesters] were dressed as though they were going to a Weather Underground Days of Rage costume party. They were in jean skirts and drawstring pants, clogs, folk-art jewelry and tie-dyed tank tops-- fashions fully twenty years out of date. I wonder what my hip friends and I in the Summer of Love would have thought about people wearing zoot suit jackets and reat pleat pants with key chains dangling to the ground.
P.J. O'Rourke, Give War a Chance
We’re creating a world where we have to have this painted, bright, cartoony, puffy marshmallow look side-by-side with this gray, blasted, dark, twisted, pointy, inert look.
—'Warren Spector on Epic Mickeys art style