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Book 2 of the excellent R. Daneel Olivaw Series by Isaac Asimov. Great example of science fiction meeting detective series, and a good twist on book 1 in the series. Written 66 years ago but still holds up really well.
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pickA classic hard sci-fi book. Police procedural and robots and other worlds. There is a reason Asimov was (and still is) the king of this type of fiction.
I do wish Bailey would have says Jehosaphat about 99% times less then he did. That word was funny the first 2 times the just ridiculous.
This was my December #doublebookspin playing with @TheAromaofBooks
2 quick weekend reads. Naked Sun is my #doublespin book spin read, and If I had two weeks is due back to the library tomorrow so getting going on them!
Finished Book 2 of my re-Read of Asimov‘s Robot Series. A science fiction detective story on an alien world where robots do everything and massively outnumber the 20,000 humans. Can those robots also kill? This is an excellent read, as was book 1, and leaves the book on quite a philosophical point. Now I need to find a way to get hold of book 3 which was written 17 years later!
Started book 2 in the R. Daneel Olivaw Series. Great to be back with Asimov‘s Robot Detective! This covers 1956 in my #CenturyOfBooks Challenge.
pickA good sci-fi crime story, but the cover is getting weirder every time I look at it 😂
#WTForecast @Books_Wine_Repeat I'm thinking hot for a good long while.
A friend of mine recommended me this book by Asimov after talking about Bill Gates proposal to tax robots use as we tax labor. And then I read this article... and I think it is all linked and it is a tragedy and a comedy. And I love people, human beings recommending books. And this is why I am here every now and then.
Baley wurde unruhig. Man zweifelte nicht an Soziologen und ihren Computern. (S.18)
😂 Auch für solche Sätze liebe ich Asimov ^.^
Da hab ich mir ja noch was vorgenommen... 📚😊
"Without the interplay of human against human, the chief interest in life is gone; most of the intellectual values are gone; most of the reason for living is gone." -Elijah Baley
