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Discussion of written science fiction and fantasy.
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Enigma by C.F. Bennett
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Successor to "Harmony" in this one the protagonists are on a space station where Harmony's government are trying to craft an alliance with the Confederation despite their isolationist ways. Our Heroine periodically moans about how she's lost contact with the gods, while occasionally delivering divine prophecies in a powerful voice. Our... more »
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If Marriage Is Lost, We Lose Everything
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[link] If marriage is lost, we lose everything WorldNetDaily ^ | August 31, 2010 | Don Feder Posted on 31 August 2010 15:37:16 by EternalVigilance Memo to conservative defeatists: Surrender on gay marriage is surrender on marriage – which is surrender on the family and,... more »
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Linguistic obliviousness: "Wan" == "Juan"
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Was I supposed to realize that "Wan" in Pohl's _Beyond the Blue Event Horizon_ was really named Juan? I didn't get it when I first read the book years'n'years ago, and still didn't get it when reread it recently. Only when it was made explicit in _Heechee Rendezvous_, which I just read for the first time, did I understand.... more »
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Inherit the Earth by Brian Stableford
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This was part of an experiment to see if the ongoing mopification in SF made older works I didn't care for at the time look better in retro- spect. Short answer - no. Long answer - this would fit in with today's SF if you just fixed the information technology details (ON the other hand, isn't it weird that Stableford doesn't see how better computers... more »
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Stephen Hawking's Junk Science Atheism
   
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[link] Stephen Hawking's Junk Science Atheism Life Site News ^ | September 7, 2010 | Matthew Cullinan Hoffman Posted on 08 September 2010 01:43:19 by NYer MEXICO CITY, September 6, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) - World-famous physics professor Stephen Hawking is making waves and headlines by... more »
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How to Build A Robot Army by Daniel Wilson
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Subtitled " tips on defending the planet Earth against alien invaders, ninjas, and zombies" Switches seamlessy between quite factual information about the state and future of robots to jokes about how Mecha-Godzilla is just a bad idea. I hope his previous book contains the suggestions for how to use robots against rebel robots. Otherwise it's a bit of an... more »
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