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I am curious which tech you didn't think made sense? The affinity is to me something we are moving further and further towards to a certain extent we are alrea
by ThomPete 10y ago
I am curious which tech you didn't think made sense?
The affinity is to me something we are moving further and further towards to a certain extent we are already moving there.
The memories of the our grandfathers also something I can see being used somehow in the future.
Going into symbiosis with your tech like with the spaceships is also something I can see is needed if humans are to live in space further down the line.
And it touched on a very interesting issue which is whether it's possible to transcend the "ghost in the shell" into tech or whether it's left behind.
With regards to the racism I read it when I was a teenager and didn't pick that up any different than I did with playing Warcraft. Any mention of different species are by definition racist but that does not mean in a bad way.
- jahnu 10y agoTo be honest I can't remember right now exactly. It was years ago. But I remember being bored by a few pages devoted to how a ship worked or something similar. That then made me notice all following technobabble stuff. In fairness this is just a question of taste. I just prefer the way people like Iain Banks approached that side of things. As for the racism stuff I think there was a world or habitat populated by black people which was rife with stereotypes. Hope I'm not confusing it with some other book now. Apologies if so.