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3.0 out of 5 stars
Kirlian computers enforce the law.,
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This review is from: The Anarchistic Colossus (Mass Market Paperback)
Historically it's interesting that the "Kirlian Photography" fad that gave Van Vogt the idea came to nothing. Here "Van" imagines a future where computers can stop crime instantly, but there's something afoot they can't cover... It's a scenario where a few resourceful and inspired Vogtian characters quickly analyse a bizarre situation and take the required bold actions needed to solve the problem. Builds on the portrayal of the power and elegance of (real) rational thinking that was a major theme of Van's.
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The Anarchistic Colossus by A. E. Van Vogt (Mass Market Paperback - 1977)
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