Isaac Asimov Quotes

My Death, Daniel, Is Not Important. No Individual Death Among Human Beings Is Important. Someone Who Dies Leaves His Work Behind And That Does Not Entirely Die. It Never Entirely Dies As Long As Humanity Exists.

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