The Godmakers by Frank Herbert:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas

This is another book that people love or hate; either it's an unreadable mix of religious heresy and nutty politics, or it's a fast-paced and imaginative story with a huge political scope that talks about the infinite potential of the human spirit. Go with the latter, and read the book. Select an invention:

Atlotl/Gibiril Regimen - regrow and rejuvenate

Crechepod - full life support

Go-Buggy

Implanted Tranceiver - totally hands free phone

Polawindow - change lighting instantly

Rotating House - turn the salon

Selectacol - automating interior design

Transmit-Paper - first use of this idea

 

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in the News

German Firm Seeks To Recruit Autistics
re: Elizabeth Moon
(5/22/2013)

NASA Supports Pizza Printer
re: Gene Roddenberry
(5/20/2013)

Could Ground-Based Lasers De-Orbit Space Junk?
re: Arthur C. Clarke
(5/18/2013)

'Hello, Computer!' Google Now Highlighted at IO13
re: Gene Roddenberry
(5/16/2013)

MIT Robot Cheetah Video Shows Gait Transition
re: Neal Stephenson
(5/16/2013)

TrackingPoint Smart Rifle
re: Various
(5/16/2013)

Sky City's 220 Stories Are Go
re: Pournelle and Niven
(5/15/2013)

CARMAT Bioprosthetic Total Human Heart Replacement
re: Philip K. Dick
(5/14/2013)

Personal Sniffer Robots
re: Ray Bradbury
(5/13/2013)

Physical Exam? We've Got Apps
re: Robert Silverberg
(5/11/2013)

The Interplanetary Internet, Vint Cerf Speaking
re: George O. Smith
(5/9/2013)

Drosophila Robotica, The Mechanical Fly
re: Raymond Z. Gallun
(5/7/2013)

Robo-Raven Flapping Wing Robot Bird
re: Philip E. High
(5/6/2013)

Japan's Nursing Home Robot Plan
re: Katsuhiro Otomo
(5/5/2013)

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