all the time I read Zelazney I enjoyed reading books by Larry Niven. I always seemed to get a similar enjoyment from them although Niven is pretty much exclusively sci-fi. Try it and see if it works for you... ]]>
and as a kid i was always getting kidded about having to read the packaging on the cereal box or milk carton. we weren't allowed to read at the table when the family was sitting down for dinner. now, unless it's a formal get-together, my kids and i are always welcome to read when we are eating. we still talk together at the table but then it's often about what we are reading. ]]>
hi all,
dont i remember right that a couple of the stories did have a robot or two that were built without the 1st law being important? wouldn't that mean that the positronic brain isnt necesarily limited by the three laws?
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pete
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As far as I can tell, it's 'organized anything.' Once you start organizing you start imposing a 'right' way, the organ..."</i>
word up...!
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jordan and george,
you are both right. estimated battle deaths for the north were 110,000 compared to 94,000 for the south.
your turn for a question...;)
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