Sci-fi

The Androids

by Frank Belknap Long
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Anthropologists tell us that primitive man believed he could be in several places at the same time. He had no sense of time as we understand it, and could think of himself as living in the past and present simultaneously. And the future...? He was convinced, too, that he could, at the same time, be a human being and an animal; space and time held no restrictions for him. And the future...? Suppose it weren't just primitive fantasy, suppose such powers were slumbering in some people and could be awakened. The future is now...

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First published
1966
Pages
144
Reading time
About 3 hours
Format
Novel
Audience
Adult

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