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Eight O'Clock in the Morning by Ray Nelson:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
"Beneath the sunny surface of Mr. Ray Nelson's personality lies an abiding suspicion of many features of our society, the product of several thousand years of human civilization; and this suspicion finds expression in his stories. "I think we are property," observed the late Charles Fort, and to George Nada came this same revelation when - Lovers of good old-fashioned horror stories will relish this good new-fashioned one. You may never trust your television again." Select an invention:
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