Each time someone dies,
it is Jules Verne's fault.
He is responsible for the desire for
interplanetary voyages, good only for boyscouts
or for amateur underwater fishermen.
If the faboulous sums wasted on these conquests
were spent on biological research, nobody
on our planet would die anymore.
Therefore I repeat, each time someone dies,
it is Jules Verne's fault.
Quote from page 136 in "Dali par Dali", published by Draeger, 1970
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