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Hi, Im Isaac Asimov. Which Science Fiction Author Are You?
WEIMAR WORLD SERVICE —
Authority: 132
This is a year or more old, but I stumbled across this quiz to find out which science fiction author you most represent. After taking the quiz, I was told I was closest to the good doctor Asimov. I think Ill take it again and purposely see if I can get it to tell me Im Harlan Ellison (even if he has threatened ...1 day ago -
Beware of Science Fiction!
Little Green Footballs —
Authority: 585
You have got to be kidding. Tonight we learn that the religious right isn’t just anti-science — they’re anti-science fiction too: Beware of Science Fiction . Science fiction takes the reader into a strange world without God. Oh, there might be “a god,” a “force,” but it is definitely not the God of ...1 day ago -
Beware of Science Fiction!
Gerry Canavan —
Authority: 145
Science fiction is intimately associated with Darwinian evolution. Sagan and Asimov, for example, were prominent evolutionary scientists. Sci-fi arose in the late 19th and early 20th century as a product of an evolutionary worldview that denies the Almighty Creator. In fact, evolution IS the pre-eminent science ...1 day ago -
Quote Of The Day
The Non-Blonde —
Authority: 442
The Greeks viewed the universe as having been created out of chaos. Chaos was not nothingness but consisted of all the matter of the universe mixed together in random fashion. Chaos was disorder. The creation of the universe was then not the creation of matter, but the imposing of order upon disorder. The ordered ...3 days ago -
Getting Started with 2010
Brooklynguy's Wine and Food Blog —
Authority: 115
If you look at the left side-bar of this blog youll see that with 2010, this blog enters its fifth calendar year. This is misleading, as I have been doing this for only three and a half years. In any case, enough time has passed so that I think its worth stepping back for a minute. And Ill use the beginning of the new ...4 days ago -
What’s Female for Curmudgeon?
Kmareka.com —
Authority: 443
Let’s face it, the cranky old woman is not a beloved icon. Where’s my role model? Miss Manners looked forward to a tyrannical old age, but you can’t pull that off at 50-something unless you are Queen Victoria or Ivana Trump. Oh Goddess, I feel so out of sync– all cranked up and nowhere to go. But I don’t ...4 days ago -
And the Rest
Gerry Canavan —
Authority: 145
* Happy 90th to Isaac Asimov. One of the greats. * Multimillionaire visits hospital, declares American health system works just great. * ‘How to Train the Aging Brain.’ * The world will not end in 2012. 2011. * Notice again how far down the slippery slope we have gone. Krauthammer’s first position ...6 days ago -
Isaac Asimov was born 90 years ago today – Los Angeles Times (blog)
Robotworld from Tony Dyson —
Authority: 149
Isaac Asimov was born 90 years ago todayLos Angeles Times (blog)First a bit of vintage Asimov from the days when the preferred pronunciation of "robot" seemed to be "row-butt," which always makes my young son giggle . … View full post on robot – Google NewsIsaac Asimov was born 90 years ago today – Los ...6 days ago -
Isaac Asimov was born 90 years ago today
The Hero Complex —
Authority: 713
Here it is, 2010, and I still dont have my flying car. When I was a youngster I was certain that the 21st century would live up to its bookshelf hype and that I would be visiting domed cities on the mountains of Mars or, at the very least, ordering around my robot servants. No such luck. Oh, well; at least I finally ...6 days ago -
What could have been entering the public domain on January 1, 2010?
Clarksville, TN Online —
Authority: 449
Under the law that existed until 1978 … Works from 1953 including: Casino Royale, Marilyn Monroe’s Playboy cover, The Adventures of Augie March, the Golden Age of Science Fiction, Crick & Watson’s Nature article decoding the double helix, Disney’s Peter Pan, The Crucible…. Current US law extends ...6 days ago -
Isaac Asimov (1920-1992)
The Non-Blonde —
Authority: 442
Jessie pulled out a small mirror and the silver-chased cosmetokit that Baley had bought her on the occasion of three birthdays before. The cosmetokit had several orifices and she used each in turn. All but the last spray were invisible. She used them with that finness of touch and delicacy of control that seems to be ...6 days ago -
Today in History
Random Thoughts —
Authority: 121
Isaac Asimov was born on this day in Russia. He was a prolific writer, writing some 5oo books! And lots of it was non-fiction. Some the first science fiction I ever read was his Foundation series. A favorite quote of his is: You must keep sending work out: you must never let a manuscript do nothing but eat its heart ...6 days ago -
My Mantra for 2010
Elf Killing And Other Hobbies —
Authority: 111
"You must keep sending work out; you must never let a manuscript do nothing but eat its head off in a drawer. You send that work out again and again, while youre working on another one. If you have talent, you will receive some measure of success - but only if you persist." -- Isaac Asimov (1920 - 1992) I very ...1 week ago -
In which I improve on Sting
Quomodocumque —
Authority: 118
The worst lyric Sting ever wrote, obviously, was It’s no use, he sees her, he starts to shake and cough Just like the old man in that book by Nabokov But if he’d changed the last line to Just like the robot in that book by Asimov it would have been the best lyric he ever wrote.1 week ago -
The 50 Laws of Science Fiction Physics
kunochan.com —
Authority: 106
Inspired by such mainstays of geek humor as The Laws of Cartoon Physics and The Laws of Anime Physics , I have assembled the following 50 Laws of Science Fiction Physics. This list was in part inspired by my previous post, Tired Sci-Fi Tropes That Must Be Retired . Law of Selective Gravitation: All artificial ...2 weeks ago -
I’m Just a Fringe Trekkie
A Feather Adrift —
Authority: 125
I adored and admired Carl Sagan and read all his books with great enjoyment. I learned a lot, but one thing that Carl and I did not have in common was his conclusion that there was no better time to be alive as an astronomer than this moment. I would say nay, nay to such a suggestion. This is precisely the wrong time ...2 weeks ago -
Five Gifts for the Sci-Fi Fan
Geek's Dream Girl —
Authority: 120
These are five items that didn’t fit into my previous lists, but are just too awesome to leave out. Those winter holidays are approaching with frightening speed; maybe you’re going to give a belated present, so you want it to be really good, or maybe your geeks are frugal and like celebrating after the ...2 weeks ago -
Doc “Skylark” Smith
The Way the Future Blogs —
Authority: 111
When I first began obsessively reading science fiction, at about the age of ten, all sf writers were as gods to me. Some, however, were bigger gods than others, my holiest trinity being Edgar Rice Burroughs, H. G. Wells and Edward Elmer Smith, Ph. D. — with Doc Smith at the top of the [...]2 weeks ago -
Links, Pictures, and Videos to Brighten your Monday
The Junkyard —
Authority: 121
Metropolis and Mental Life by Georg Simmel (1903) – An interesting essay on the effects a city has on a persons identity and individualism The Last Question – A Great and interesting short story by Isaac Asimov A Dangerous Dysfunction - Interesting op-ed by Krugman on lobbyists, health care, and our ...2 weeks ago -
Five Gifts for the Sci-Fi Fan
Geek's Dream Girl —
Authority: 120
These are five items that didn’t fit into my previous lists, but are just too awesome to leave out. Those winter holidays are approaching with frightening speed; maybe you’re going to give a belated present, so you want it to be really good, or maybe your geeks are frugal and like celebrating after the ...2 weeks ago
