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Brain Erasure
Deleting selected knowledge from the brain using electrical impulses.
(From The Knowledge Machine [1948] by Edmond Hamilton)
Predictable Crime
A criminal act that computers were able to foresee in advance.
(From All the Troubles in the World [1958] by Isaac Asimov)
Machine Suicide
A self-aware computer system wants to destroy itself.
(From All the Troubles in the World [1958] by Isaac Asimov)
Learning-Cap
A special metal helmet for electro-education.
(From The Knowledge Machine [1948] by Edmond Hamilton)
Tiersian Therapy
A therapeutic discipline in which the patient chooses a character from a book and then attempts to be that character.
(From Red Orc's Revenge [1991] by Philip Jose Farmer)
Emergency Repulsion (Repulsive Ray)
A beam of force that repels one object from another.
(From Blood of the Moon [1936] by Ray Cummings)
Starways
The well-traveled paths from star to star.
(From Blood of the Moon [1936] by Ray Cummings)
Bone-Building Compounds
Combat heavy gravity on other planets by building greater bone density in workers and colonists.
(From A Conquest of Two Worlds [1932] by Edmond Hamilton)
Primer
A special software program that teaches basic language skills.
(From The Diamond Age [1995] by Neal Stephenson)
Dataset
A portable computer with multiple screens and capabilities.
(From A Fire Upon The Deep [1992] by Vernor Vinge)
Electromechanical Educator
An automated teaching machine.
(From The Fourth R [1959] by George O. Smith)
Electro-Education
The latest thing in electrically stimulated learning.
(From The Knowledge Machine [1948] by Edmond Hamilton)
Electro-Telescope
A device that could clearly image space battles and space ships, even from a great distance.
(From The Mines of Haldar [1934] by Maurice G. Hugi)
Novel-Writing Machines
A device that automatically produces fiction.
(From 1984 (Nineteen Eighty-Four) [1948] by George Orwell)
Memory Hole
A receptacle for unwanted documents.
(From 1984 (Nineteen Eighty-Four) [1948] by George Orwell)
Manual Search For Habitable Planet
A tedious search for habitable planets by hand.
(From Skylark of Valeron [1934] by E.E. 'Doc' Smith)
Telespectroscope
Device for searching for habitable (Earth-like) planets.
(From Cosmic Quest [1936] by Edmond Hamilton)
Dimension Shifting Apparatus
Achieves faster than light space travel by moving into a different, parallel dimension.
(From Cosmic Quest [1936] by Edmond Hamilton)
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