The Problem with Prophecies! - Petersen, D. Alan
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Gathered here are sixteen flights of the imagination, beginning with questions such as: 1.How will the Law of Unintended Consequences affect the use of a Mars colony to repopulate a devastated Earth? 2.What could possibly go wrong with our search for extra-terrestrial intelligence (SETI)? 3.What do Churchill and Spraken's exploits on Gallius II teach us about who we think we are? 4.Who wins if capitalism and technology are practised to the nth degree? Mr Rüppell's tale gives clues. 5.When humans seek the easy way, Robot Dreams will have their say! Savour each of the sixteen courses of this…mehr

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Gathered here are sixteen flights of the imagination, beginning with questions such as: 1.How will the Law of Unintended Consequences affect the use of a Mars colony to repopulate a devastated Earth? 2.What could possibly go wrong with our search for extra-terrestrial intelligence (SETI)? 3.What do Churchill and Spraken's exploits on Gallius II teach us about who we think we are? 4.Who wins if capitalism and technology are practised to the nth degree? Mr Rüppell's tale gives clues. 5.When humans seek the easy way, Robot Dreams will have their say! Savour each of the sixteen courses of this "mental degustation", but make sure you leave room for the nuanced messages in the concluding story: The Glorious Enlightenment. Sample it, or read from first to last, but whichever way you go, don't rush this banquet of mind food. Bon appétit. D. Alan Petersen
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D. Alan Petersen spent his formative years in New South Wales. In the late 1980s, he moved to Western Australia. There he found a wife and soulmate, and came to realise the veracity of Voltaire's assertion that: "Paradise is where I am." His paradise is located at their home in Rockingham, Western Australia.Previous titles by D. Alan Petersen are Tarkine Mist, a crime thriller set in Tasmania, and his philosophical memoir, Why I Don't Like Sex, and Other Conundrums.