I solve the 3 body problem fairly regularly.. Usually 3 isn't complicated enough so we settle on 4.
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I solve the 3 body problem fairly regularly.. Usually 3 isn't complicated enough so we settle on 4.
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Yes, that was a nice read.
Or for people with real time to spend (took me about 6 months), all Asimov stories beginning with I Robot and ending with Foundation read in this order:
The Complete Robot (1982) and/or I, Robot (1950)
Caves of Steel (1954)
The Naked Sun (1957)
The Robots of Dawn (1983)
Robots and Empire (1985)
The Currents of Space (1952)
The Stars, Like Dust (1951)
Pebble in the Sky (1950)
Prelude to Foundation (1988)
Forward the Foundation (1993)
Foundation (1951)
Foundation and Empire (1952)
Second Foundation (1953)
Foundation's Edge (1982)
Foundation and Earth (1986)
(Asimov's own list)
Shows a red thread through all the stories and really explaining Foundations....
Edit: It even features one hidden main char from the first to the last story
creates an even longer post with much more obscure and contrived sci fi novels / stories to prove that he is much more of a sci fi fan than all others.
everything is a competition and i must win them all !
I only read sci fi stories done in a monkey paw format.
did i mention that the twilight zone is the greatest achievement of television ever? So cerebral.
Classic or new?
Back off topic - i found a foreign cat in my pool
Classic or new?
Obviously the old... i like watching all of my media in the most outdated and culturally unrelatable formats possible. How else will i gain the respect of high level members of geekdom ?
If for nothing else than the description of the Deliverator's car.
Wise my child - only the 99th copy of the 99th copy of a Betamax tape gives the real feel
Wise my child - only the 99th copy of the 99th copy of a Betamax tape gives the real feel
That's why my main tv is a 19" black and white CRT that 100% will give you cancer if you sit within 5ft of it and it will interfere with any electronics within a 20ft radius. It also heats the living room in the winter.
I'm still of the opinion this old CRTs conserved us through their bombardment...
Heh. Or even his body armor.
‘Feels like gritty jello, protects like a stack of telephone books.’
mine's a portable model. It only weighs 140lbs... with absolutely all of the weight on the front glass side for easy lifting
Only because the Nokia 3310 was absorbing the radiation safely. Being indestructible, they could survive that.
Did you know the dwarves used the same material for Thor's Hammer than the one used in the Nokia 3310 ? It's a fact.
I would believe Thor's hammer would loose to a angry Russian wielding a 3310 every day.
Ok, that kitty I wouldn't pet. He might pet me instead. Not that I have a choice in the matter.
If you won't pet it, i clearly declare that no kitten.