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Old 02-09-2012, 04:11 PM   #159
bill_mchale
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To backtrack a little...some of it is hard SF but it's not Asimov. I'm talking purely about the shelf-life of the tech.

Some of it was pretty hard SF (PartnerShip) but I don't have the science background to say how true she stayed to the details.
Well, after googling it... without reading the books, I have to say with modern computers, it is hard to see how a using a human brain in a ship makes more sense than using a well made computer.

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