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Not really. Asimov's story did not represent the process as a mathematically inevitable consequence of physics. It might not even have gone through a second c
by JdeBP 1y ago
Not really. Asimov's story did not represent the process as a mathematically inevitable consequence of physics. It might not even have gone through a second cycle. Cellular life, dollars, and teletypes would all have had to come about again. (-: