I don't understand the separation society makes between Sci-fi novelists and philosophers. I think the former are actually much more adapt to the nature of the universe as they are less bound by dogma (at least initially - they're simply not searching for reality).
I read this book twice and the second time I did it made perfect sense, and there was a somewhat controlled...
more I don't understand the separation society makes between Sci-fi novelists and philosophers. I think the former are actually much more adapt to the nature of the universe as they are less bound by dogma (at least initially - they're simply not searching for reality).
I read this book twice and the second time I did it made perfect sense, and there was a somewhat controlled nervous breakdown (that’s how it was described to me, at least) in the middle. No suicide of anyone involved though, fortunately, and the martyr approach is a very stupid one anyways.
This book should only be sold inside a giant Chinese Finger Trap. With, like, a scary clown face on it or something. Seriously.
Scariest Chinese Finger Trap, Ever.
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