Those master brains had perished. They had left full directions, it is true, and their successors had each of them mastered a portion of those directions. But Humanity, in its desire for comfort, had over-reached itself. It had exploited the riches of nature too far. Quietly and complacently, it was sinking into decadence, and progress had come to mean the progress of the Machine.
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--"The Machine has been most merciful!" --"I prefer the mercy of God."
评分考虑到这是一本在计算机／网络时代前写成的书，其中很多对科技，特别是信息交流方式的预测很接近当前的发展，厉害。因技术进步的加成，我从前下意识认为新时代的人总比前人高明，渐渐发觉这是想当然。相比科技，人本身和观念的进步可是缓慢得多。书中有一段提到“宗教”再次被引入，“神明”则是机器，我既觉得荒谬——迷信与科技可说是背道而驰——又不得不承认，这很人性，像卡拉马佐夫兄弟里所写： > 人们最坚持不懈而又劳神费心的努力，莫过于身为自由人便忙着寻找该对之顶礼膜拜的那个人。< 阿瑟克拉克的《神的九十亿个名字》里，僧人用马达驱动转经筒。哈哈，这很人类!
评分科学价值等于零，社会价值不错
评分想不到几十年后，书里的很多都真的实现了
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