“Now any dogma, primarily based on faith and emotionalism, is a dangerous weapon to use on others, since it is almost impossible to guarantee that the weapon will never be turned on the user.”

I was afraid of reading Asimov for the first time because I always feel like these classic books, especially sci-fi ones, will have a difficult language and therefore will be difficult to read. BUT, I was again positively surprised, because the language was super accessible and the reading was, after getting situated in the world and what was happening, very fluid. At first, yes, it's a bit too much to take in, what with all the names, terms, world-building you have to understand, but after you get situated, the political aspects, the way the "Seldon Crisis" solve themselves and the critics towards religion, politics, capitalism and more just draw you into the book and you just want to keep reading. It's also not a big book, so it's easy to finish it quickly (and want to pick up the second right away). I can't wait to complete at least the first trilogy and maybe pick up more of Asimov other series.