[closing narration] Powerful ideas do not die with those who gave them birth, so long as the seeds of those ideas are planted in their followers.
S1 E15Unfinished Business
[opening narration] Technology is designed to serve us, to ease our burdens. But will our machines become so sophisticated that it is we who do the serving?
[closing narration] When the human mind is made obselete by advancing technology, the soul may not be far behind.
[opening narration] Faith is the bedrock of our religious beliefs. But what happens when that foundation is shaken to its core?
[closing narration] Blind faith can lead us toward the light... or plunge us into eternal darkness.
[opening narration] It is said that great conflicts are not settled by words but by iron and blood. But what if we could revisit those decisions? Would we still surrender to violence?
[closing narration] Despite everything we do, we may never free ourselves from the bonds of fate.
[opening narration] From the time we are children we are taught to mistrust strangers. But are we always as wary as we encourage them to be?
[closing narration] As long as an enemy is judged solely by his appearance, his victory is assured.
[opening narration] As we surrender more authority to our ever more capable technology, what will happen when that technology goes awry?
[closing narration] In the end, it may be our certainty that we are infallible which will prove our downfall.
[opening narration] Physical scars are evidence of a wound long since healed. But what about the wounds we can't see? What is left behind when there is trauma to the soul?
[closing narration] The suffering we conceal and the sorrow we hide may only be fully understood by those who share a common pain.
[opening narration] What will become of a world that outlaws the very tools it has always looked to for solutions?
[middle narration] How is the world to survive once technology makes possible the day when one man holds our fate in his hands?
These quotes come from Wikiquote's The Outer Limits (1995) pages and are available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.