“Once again," he said, "we have failed pathetically. Quite pathetically." "That," said Ford quietly, "is because we don't care enough. I told you." He swung his feet up onto the intrument panel and picked fitfully at something on one of his fingernails. "But unless we determine to take action," said the old man querulously, as if struggling against something deeply insouciant in his nature, "then we shall be destroyed; we shall all die. Surely we care about that?" "Not enough to want to get killed over it," said Ford. He put on a sort of hollow smile and flipped it around the room at anyone who wanted to see it.”
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This book is a satirical science fiction tale that intertwines the absurdity of everyday life with the vastness of the cosmos. It follows Arthur Dent, an average man who finds himself swept up in a cosmic adventure after the Earth is destroyed by an alien construction crew. The narrative is filled with wit, surreal situations, and philosophical musings on the nature of existence, making it a unique and entertaining read. more
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