Isaac Asimov - Nine Tomorrows - Unb

Isaac Asimov - Nine Tomorrows - Unb
Read by: Jack Fox
Runtime: 7 Hours and 46 Minutes






PROFESSION: A fascinating study of a future society where one's profession is dictated by a computer according to a person's talents and aptitudes. Ideas that no longer look entirely futuristic.

THE FEELING OF POWER: The guy can do math in his head! A wry take on the effects of computing power on personal computational ability.

THE DYING NIGHT: A first-rate mystery story told in the milieu of science fiction.

I'M IN MARSPORT WITHOUT HILDA: Like "The Dying Night" a story that demonstrates Asimov's ability to effortlessly cross genre boundaries.

THE GENTLE VULTURES: Watch out for the humans. Take any work by any modern science fiction author--Asimov has already been there and has often done the story better.

ALL THE TROUBLES IN THE WORLD: Artificial Intelligence issues that are still being debated today.

SPELL MY NAME WITH AN S: About the societal impact of near infinite computing power and governmental intrusion into scientific research.

THE LAST QUESTION: Wow. A mindblower. This one is easily among the best science-fiction short stories ever written. Asimov's take on intelligence and the future of the universe.

THE UGLY LITTLE BOY: Time travel and human experimentation are combined in this gem that teaches us that our essential humanity is more important than any scientific achievement.




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