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I've read about half that list, and half of what remains is on my list. But it's a pity Charles Stross's Accelerando isn't on there. You can read it online fo
by endtime 18y ago
I've read about half that list, and half of what remains is on my list. But it's a pity Charles Stross's Accelerando isn't on there. You can read it online for free here: http://www.accelerando.org/book/ http://www.accelerando.org/book/.
- jodrellblank 18y agoDon't, though, it will just make you miserable. (Do, but be prepared for a very dystopian and worryingly likely feeling future)
- dejb 18y agoMiserable? It had the opposition effect on me. I found it inspiring. What a fantastic future if we can develop that sort of technology. Of course a novel has to have a few things go wrong to make a compelling story but I don't see them as being inherent in the possibilities being presented.
- endtime 18y agoI'm just looking forward to conversations with sentient networks of Russian lobster brains.