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A CENTURY OF LIONS/THE 20TH CENTURY TOP 100

An SI Board Since October 1999

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Emcee: Neocon	Type: Unmoderated

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2846	Fixed it! A deluge of messages this afternoon.....	Neocon	-	5/16/2000
2845	I'll try. His short story "The Sentinel" was waaay ahead of its t	Jacques Chitte	-	5/16/2000
2844	<b>Feynman</b> or you won't get very far! <VBG>	Edwarda	-	5/16/2000
2843	I agree. I have read a few things on Feynman in the New York Review of Books an	Neocon	-	5/16/2000
2842	Possibly not, although I think that people may look back in the future and thin	Edwarda	-	5/16/2000
2841	My personal preference is also <i>The Left Hand of Darkness</i>, bu	Edwarda	-	5/16/2000
2840	Yes, but then, it is hard to say how much the imagination of technical trends m	Neocon	-	5/16/2000
2839	Interesting and worth considering, certainly. I am not sure that the contributi	Neocon	-	5/16/2000
2838	Let us ponder the inclusion of "Childhood's End", and come back t	Neocon	-	5/16/2000
2837	I'd probably be more receptive if we were considering, "The Left Hand	Raymond Clutts	-	5/16/2000
2836	Well I'd chime in for Clarke's position if we define, "influential	Raymond Clutts	-	5/16/2000
2835	Here's a nomination of someone whose name is not a household one but who ma	Edwarda	-	5/16/2000
2834	Which Clarke novel is your own choice for "Best of" status?	Raymond Clutts	-	5/16/2000
2833	I just read "Forge of God" this year and I think that it should be ma	Raymond Clutts	-	5/16/2000
2832	If we still need to include one of Clarke's novels (and I believe we do) th	Raymond Clutts	-	5/16/2000
2831	Ooooooooooohhhhhhhh!!! The author should get 10 lashes with a wet noodle for t	Tom Clarke	-	5/16/2000
2830	Oh, and Teddy Roosevelt was number 63 on the list.......	Neocon	-	5/16/2000
2829	I do not quite see how it was a PC list, John. By giving such prominence to Chu	Neocon	-	5/16/2000
2828	Neocon, That was a very PC/Baby Boomer list. And where the hell was Teddy Roo	John Lacelle	-	5/16/2000
2827	What about <i>The Lathe of Heaven</i> by Ursula K. Le Guin?	Edwarda	-	5/16/2000
2826	Wince! <GGG>	Edwarda	-	5/16/2000
2825	Actually, that is not quite true, there was a notion of unconscious mentation b	Neocon	-	5/16/2000
2824	I did not find Sigmund Freud in the list, don't you think that his concepti	Self-Retired	-	5/16/2000
2823	You may have a point about that one. Care to make his case?	Neocon	-	5/16/2000
2822	The Old School of science fiction eminences is not complete without Arthur C. C	Jacques Chitte	-	5/15/2000

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