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REPORTER : You mean we couldn ' t see without practice ? THOMPSON :
Obviously you ' re either unmarried or have no children . . . preferably both . (
Laughter ) REPORTER : I don ' t understand . THOMPSON : Anyone who ' s
observed an ...
REPORTER : You mean we couldn ' t see without practice ? THOMPSON :
Obviously you ' re either unmarried or have no children . . . preferably both . (
Laughter ) REPORTER : I don ' t understand . THOMPSON : Anyone who ' s
observed an ...
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REPORTER : I don ' t know . Nobody knows . THOMPSON : And nobody knows
exactly how we teleport either , but we know we can do it just as we know that we
can think . Have you ever heard of Descartes ? He said : Cogito ergo sum .
REPORTER : I don ' t know . Nobody knows . THOMPSON : And nobody knows
exactly how we teleport either , but we know we can do it just as we know that we
can think . Have you ever heard of Descartes ? He said : Cogito ergo sum .
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User Review - Bart - GoodreadsThis book was published in 1956 – a time when traveling to the moon would still be science fiction for quite a few years. Many of its ideas were astonishing then and its plot of blind revenge ... Read full review
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| Title | The Stars My Destination |
| Author | Alfred Bester |
| Publisher | New American Library, 1961 |
| Length | 197 pages |
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