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Foundation and Earth (1986)
The last in Asimov’s Foundation series, Foundation and Earth closes the epic series well, but leaving one or two questions unanswered and posing a few new ones. Golan Trevize and Janov Pelorat c… more →
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Is Apple planning to conquer the world?
usingiphone wrote 1 week ago: A few days ago, Apple decided to drop the space between the 3G and the S in the “iPhone 3GS” name. R … more →
Tales From the Internet #1: Murgatroyd
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davidaaronweisz wrote 2 weeks ago: Welcome to Tarantula Bethlehem’s first installment of “Tales From the Internet!” E … more →
the last question by isaac asimov
leatherflavoreddonut wrote 2 weeks ago: The last question was asked for the first time, half in jest, on May 21, 2061, at a time when humani … more →
On Books, Time, and Lights
neilmalapote wrote 3 weeks ago: Its been a while since i read my last book, i was so busy trying to get a job and playing my new (2n … more →
Back in the swing of things.
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plumandcircumstance wrote 1 month ago: To all my loyal readers: Sorry for not writing more regularly. To everybody else: Why aren’t y … more →
June 9th, 2009
baaobaab wrote 1 month ago: Nimeni nu e de neinlocuit, dar – uneori – e nevoie de mai multe persoane pentru a inlocui una singur … more →
02009Jun9
ambntrvltn wrote 1 month ago: In the early 90’s, when the internet was rapidly gaining speed as the “Information Highw … more →
A Meditation on Robots, not mecha, ROBOTS!
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ghostlightning wrote 1 month ago: [This post will have many references, and no spoilers]. I’ve taken time to pause from my obse … more →
Isaac Asimov's "The Bicentennial Man" and Chris Columbus' Bicentennial Man
Jason Ellis wrote 1 month ago: Late last night, I finished revising my Bicentennial Man entry for Peter Wright’s The Critical … more →
The Future Teacher: Learning from the past
thephilosophyshop wrote 1 month ago: This essay was first published on the Teacher’s TV website as a prize-winning entry for a comp … more →
If Google is the Encyclopedia Galactica, Wikipedia is the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, then what is Microsoft?
Citizen Espo wrote 1 month ago: A) A car that crashes itself every three hours, without anyone driving it B) The Mule C) A large mul … more →
Irate Atheists Thrashed by LA Times, or Are They?
vger wrote 1 month ago: It’s hard to know just where to begin with notoriously anti-feminist author Charlotte Allen … more →
5 free stories you should read:
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ruzkin wrote 1 month ago: I like free things. That’s why I have some of my work here for free (although MAN it’s b … more →
Questionnaire #3: Question-Answering systems.
Yera Espinosa wrote 1 month ago: Question Answering system is, as I said in the previous article, a method based on natural language, … more →
JJ Abrams in the 4th Dimension!!
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daaavid wrote 2 months ago: JJ Abrams has a resume that reads like a laundry list of all things we hold essential and dear to u … more →
Turnover
xorosxaris wrote 2 months ago: In Isaac Asimov’s future universe, the Spacers are set in opposition to the Earthers/Settlers. … more →
Foundation and Earth (1986)
liamsharratt wrote 2 months ago: The last in Asimov’s Foundation series, Foundation and Earth closes the epic series well, but … more →
83 Days: Star Trek Voyager?
PeaceLily wrote 2 months ago: Seven of Nine Good morning, world! It’s a Saturday. And I have about 9 days left in Israel. … more →
The Mathematics Of An Insurgency...
Marc wrote 2 months ago: One of the more interesting segments on TED that I’ve seen in a while and if you geek out on … more →
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