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Robert Anson Heinlein

An SI Board Since November 2002

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Emcee: Graystone	Type: Moderated

Introduction Compact

This is a thread to discuss the idea's put forth by a very influential American author, Robert Anson Heinlein.

Robert Heinlein wrote about the future because the future is where all of us will live. He made footsteps big enough for a whole country to follow, and it was our country that did it..we proceeed down the path marked by his ideas. That si legacy enough for any man. He showed us where the future is.

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18	Sensei <b>or</b&g	Graystone	-	8/11/2003
17	Thursday <b>or</b&g	Graystone	-	12/11/2002
16	Libby <b>or</b&g	Graystone	-	12/3/2002
15	You should be able to find Shute's books in a public library. You will find	Stephen O	-	12/3/2002
14	Speculative Fiction <b>or</b&g	Graystone	-	12/2/2002
13	Although I was previously unaware, it shouldn't surprise me. What does surpr	Bill Ulrich	-	12/2/2002
12	Lazarus has indeed "contributed" much to Canadian Libertarians: "	Bill Ulrich	-	12/2/2002
11	Thanks for the info <b>or</b&g	Graystone	-	12/2/2002
10	I am biased <b>or</b&g	Graystone	-	12/2/2002
9	You have to remember that Shute wrote the book in the 1950s in England when few	Stephen O	-	12/2/2002
8	<i>have a university degree </i> that is a bad bias. The foreign liv	Cogito Ergo Sum	-	12/1/2002
7	Neville Shute was another author who proposed a special multiple voting structur	Stephen O	-	12/1/2002
6	I was unaware of this. May read them all over again: __________________________	Bill Ulrich	-	12/1/2002
5	I always liked the story of the man who was too lazy to fail.	Jorj X Mckie	-	12/1/2002
4	Heinlein on SI <b>or</b&g	Graystone	-	11/30/2002
3	I'm personally quite fond of quoting Lazarus Long :o)	Cogito Ergo Sum	-	11/30/2002
2	Tom Clancy <b>or</b&g	Graystone	-	11/30/2002
1	grok <b>or</b&g	Graystone	-	11/30/2002

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