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'Foundation' Is Fixing The Trickiest Thing About the Asimov Books
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Having a category of entity that wasn't considered in the base assumptions show up and throw a spanner in the works is consistentnwith the theme.
Having a singularity or error which needs correcting works.
Having the same people be the crux of every crisis is incredibly grating.
They also done my boy Daneel real dirty.
I haven’t seen it yet. Please tell me they didn’t do something stupid as if he doesn’t play a part in this and many other stories in the universe?
The character adapted from daneel plays a major role, but the characterisation is really bad.