
“...a damn good jumper.“ 🐋😁
Unhinged update #1: Of all the sibling name pairings...
Lastest addition to favourite dedications. 🧺
I loved this. Instantly hooked. Lots of big ideas about AI wrapped in a propulsive story with characters you get invested in. A new to me author I looked up after reading his short story in The End of The World as We Know It.
Okay, I fucking LOVED this. WHY has it taken me so long to read Asimov?! Why do I have to go through interlibrary loan to get these? Are they really so far from popularity that my library system can't justify shelf space, or is it that everyone else is more clued in than I and has already read it/bought it and doesn't need to borrow it from the library? 🤦🏼♂️ 1/?
It feels like fall is in the air today. I'm really enjoying this story so far.
A spectacular collection of short stories, connected by the framing device of interviewing a person who has not only been involved in robotics for decades, specifically with the largest company that produces them and knows the rocky history of earlier days, but is a robopsychologist, the person with the most insight into the thinking of robots in the face of Asimov's famous Three Laws/Rules of Robotics. 1/?
“...there is nothing so eternally adhesive as the memory of power.“ Ominous AND profound
It's all relative! 😆
These poor scientists. 🫢