Arthur C. Clarke Quotes

He Felt Like A Young Student Again, Confronted With All The Art And Knowledge Of Mankind. The Experience Was Both Exhilarating And Depressing; A Whole Universe Lay At His Fingertips, But The Fraction Of It He Could Explore In An Entire Lifetime Was So Negligible That He Was Sometimes Overwhelmed With Despair.

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