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Philip K. Dick & William Gibson

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Joe Appierto

In Reply to: RE: if we had the tech... posted by user510 on June 09, 2014 at 12:15:04

were most decidedly ahead of their times. I still remember reading "Man in a High Castle" by PKD when I was a teenager from the Doubleday science fiction book club. Obviously left a long lasting impression. "Neuromancer" is another classic as far as I'm concerned. Both are scary, both endlessly entertaining.
Joe

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RE: Philip K. Dick & William Gibson - pictureguy 18:37:49 06/12/14 (0)
Steven Hawkings has recently cautioned AGAINST actually constructing a machine intelligence.
Too much is never enough
- http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/05/05/stephen-hawking-art (Open in New Window)

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