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Nel 1992 la Guerra Mondiale ha ucciso milioni di persone, e condannato all'estinzione intere specie, costringendo l'umanità ad andare nello spazio. Chi è rimasto sogna di possedere un animale vivente, e le compagnie producono copie incredibilmente realistiche: gatti, cavalli, pecore. Anche l'uomo è stato duplicato. I replicanti sono simulacri perfetti e indistinguibili, e per questo motivo sono stati banditi dalla Terra. Ma a volte decidono di confondersi tra i loro simili biologici. A San Francisco vive un uomo che ha l'incarico di "ritirare" gli androidi che violano la legge, ma i dubbi intralciano a volte il suo crudele mestiere, spingendolo a chiedersi cosa sia davvero un essere umano.
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- Pagine: 269
- Data di uscita: 24-07-2017
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It takes five full pages for a character to buy a goat and ONE FRIGGIN' SENTENCE for a character to "fall in love". This book was so amazing in the beginning...and then suddenly everything plummeted downhill. It was almost as if Dick got 150 pages in and then said "awwww screw it...uh, sentence, sen Leggi tutto
“It's the basic condition of life to be required to violate our own identity.” ― Philip K. Dick, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Having hooked up all the iridescent wires from my XC-23 Weird and Crazy in Fiction Test Machine to Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? , I’m here to report results show Leggi tutto
What differentiates humans from androids, if there is any difference at a certain point of technological progress, is the main question of this botchy novel. Very personal opinions fans of Dicks´work might find offending and nasty. Prodigy or overrated There are two options, to see Dick as an ingenious Leggi tutto
I Love Dick. There I've said it. No, not a “Mood Organ” or blood filled skin sack made to facilitate reproduction but Philip K. Dick . Is it really possible for androids to acquire human traits like empathy and the desire to understand the meaning of life and avoid death at all costs? What would the Leggi tutto
An android walks into a bar. "Hey!", the bartender says, "Only people with feelings are allowed in here! You need empathy in order to be in a joke like this, or at least have something people can relate to." "Oh, don't worry", the android replies, "I definitely feel empathy." Relieved, the bartender in Leggi tutto
I'd watched Blade Runner several times, but hadn't read Philip K. Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep. The book and movie don't entirely match up, but they are both thought-provoking and entertaining in their own right. Fans of the film will notice serious discrepancies in the book as I did ( Leggi tutto
Is Deckard an android? "An android," he said, "doesn't care what happens to another android. That's one of the indications we look for.""Then," Miss Luft said, "you must be an android."That stopped him; he stared at her. This is all I could think about when reading. I really looked for evidence to bac Leggi tutto
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