Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick:
Science Fiction Inventions and Ideas

This marvelous novel has a lot going for it that never made it into the film Blade Runner. There are wonderful scenes and situations that show Dick's artistry in making you doubt just exactly what "human" means. You will sit and ponder for a long time after reading this book. Select an invention:

Andy - an artificial human

Electric Sheep - livestock as consumer electronics

Kipple - non-recycled paper.

Mood Organ - play your partner

Nexus-6 Brain Unit - meet my friend Roy

Penfield Wave Transmitter - an emotional brain remote control

Replicant - an artificial human

Voight-Kampff Empathy Test - can you pass?

 

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