I started this story with a gentle yet persistent trepidation. It took me a while to adjust to robospeak and slowly, familiarize myself with (on a very shallow level, toes dipped so to speak) the technical terminology.Somewhere along the way, somewhat surprisingly, I became invested in this story a...
I wanted to like this book, especially after seeing some great reviews about it. But, no. It wasn't meant to be.If there's one thing I can't stand about a book it's the overuse of dialogue, which made the book read more like a wanna-be movie script, and this book does exactly that. Also, I absolu...
I couldn't seem to dedicate myself well to a full review of this audio book. Not to say anything was wrong with this book, it was just a hard one to review. One of those middle ground books, there was nothing that stands out EPIC about it, but there was nothing in general wrong with it. The book too...
Well, okay, I mean, I didn't have a terrible time reading it. It was a little fun. Just atrociously written, though. You know how with some authors - Stephen King does this to me - every once in a while a passage will just be sortof awkward, so you wince a little? Well, Wilson is no Stephen King...
I have a confession: I truly believe that robots and computers will be humankind's downfall. Whether it is through Internet-based terror or because they eventually become cognizant and independent thinkers, that remains to be seen. Something like Terminator or I, Robot will happen. Trust me.So what ...
This is an interesting simple story about a boy and his robot. Okay, not really. It is a book about a robot uprising. In this instance it is not the robots who tire of being used as domestic slaves, but rather it starts with one very smart program which is designed to learn. Once it learns it has be...
Let me just say, I welcome our robot overlords, whenever they may arrive. My allegiance is sincere, and not some recent conversion, either. No, I'm no fickle screaming ninny suddenly finding his faith as the monstrous steel hands close inexorably on my skull. Puh-leeeze! Not to toot my own horn,...
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