I decided to join the #Foundation to save humanity… but choice may have had little to do with it. The fate of the galaxy: a thread.
I can’t believe Gaal won the Abraxis math contest. Being a psychohistorian who does math to interpret the future, I probably should’ve seen it coming.
No shame losing to Gaal Dornick though. When she showed up, I thought the Emperor would finally listen. 
I was so excited for a tribunal about math. Should’ve known it wouldn’t be fair.
Empire really did not like it when Hari Seldon told them the empire would fall into 30,000 years of darkness and that he could prove it with math.
Empire especially did not like it when Hari Seldon told them they couldn’t understand the math.
Would you believe Hari Seldon if he told you the galaxy was doomed? Why or why not?
Would you believe Gaal Dornick if she told you the galaxy was doomed? Why or why not?
When Hari Seldon said, we’re starting #Foundation on a planet that amounts to exile, I said, “How long’s the hyper sleep?”
The answer was a long time. I was surprised to be going to Terminus, a barely habitable outer planet. No surprise that Hari Seldon was not surprised.
It was a hard, strange time to leave Trantor.
The sky bridge attack was a tragedy. I was on my way home, trying to beat the rush when it happened.
Everyone on Trantor remembers where they were when it happened.
How does something like this fit into the plan?
Did Hari Seldon predict the skybridge would fall?
Is it possible Hari Seldon even caused the attack?
The #Foundation is the only way to shorten the inevitable dark age.
The journey to Terminus was long.
Relationships get more complicated on intergalactic trips.
Things were good for a while. Sure, there were signs, but I never expected this.
I liked practicing in the VR training room but it could also be terrifying.
The future of #Foundation seemed hopeful. But only Hari Seldon could know for sure.
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