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The Mote in God's Eye (SFBC 50th Anniversary Collection, Vol. 23)

Larry Niven

Back in 1974, the SFBC dubbed The Mote In God's Eye "a modern masterpiece to rank with Dune and Stranger in a Strange Land. . . one of the most exciting, suspenseful and literate science fiction novels of the past decade." And as space-opera spectacle, it has withstood the test of time -- a true ori...

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It was mentioned as a book written in the 1970s which imagined personal computers, and was referenced as an example of science fiction inspiring later technological developments.

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Jerry Pornel and I forget the other author's name wrote a book in the 1970s The Moat in God's Eye in which they imagined Personal computers, pocket computers And they would carry around And 30, 40 yea...

— Episode: Creating Science Fiction, with Gale Anne...

Episode: Creating Science Fiction, with Gale Anne Hurd

It was mentioned as a book written in the 1970s which imagined personal computers, and was referenced as an example of science fiction inspiring later technological developments.

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Jerry Pornel and I forget the other author's name wrote a book in the 1970s The Moat in God's Eye in which they imagined Personal computers, pocket computers And they would carry around And 30, 40 years later Then we had that reality

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