Distrust That Particular Flavor, by William Gibson
I just finished reading William Gibson's essay collection Distrust That Particular Flavor. And towards the end, I ran across a passage that made me realize something: many science fiction writers actually care about technology. The passage was:
Isaac Asimov wrote a whole shelf of novels working out a set of hardwired ethics for intelligent robots, but I…
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