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Reminds Stanislaw Lem's His Master's Voice.

• TedDoesntTalk 6y ago
  I’ve been reading Lem’s work lately but haven’t gotten to this one. Do you recommend it?
  • avmich 6y ago
    Wrote too long a review :) in short words - yes, I'd recommend it, I like it a lot - and know many people who don't.
• signa11 6y ago
  yup. what a lovely and hugely thought provoking book. specifically on the nature of cognition, and our need to impose order / structure on unknown. which ultimately, is a reflection on ourselves...