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The Positronic Man?
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Posted Jul 16, 2001 by Pegasus <flollop>
Wasn't this story (have I remembered the title correctly?) amongst these? I'm thinking of the story that the Robin Williams' film, Bicentennial Man, was based on. Very touching movie. Clever story.

grr For some inexplicable reason I didn't buy the Bicentennial Man when I saw it for sale in London last week - £5 on video.doh

Must read some of these stories again... it has been far far too long.<robot>

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Posted Jul 20, 2001 by Casanova the Short
The paperback version of The Bicentennial Man and other stories was called The Bicentennial Man. Hold on a tick...
Just checked Asimov's notes. Apparently it was written for an antholoy commemorating (?sp) America's Bicentennial, and as such has always been called Bicentennial.

Speaking of America, I read in today's paper that George W. Bush's I.Q. is 91(5), and that he is one of two presidents out of the last twelve to have an I.Q. below 100 (the accepted average). The other, surprisingly, was George Bush...

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Posted Jul 21, 2001 by Pegasus <flollop>
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What does that say about the IQs of those who elected him?winkeye

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Posted Jul 22, 2001 by Casanova the Short
(1)If you wish to vote for BUSH G, please punch out the first chad.
(2)If you wish to vote for GORE A, please punch out the second chad.
(3)If you wish to cause a ruck, please punch out any combination of chads or none at all.

Well, on a general note of confidence for the most powerful Western nation, 52% of American adults questioned in 1999 didn't know that the Sun was a star.

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Posted Jul 24, 2001 by Online NowAmy Pawloski, aka 'paper lady' --'Mufflewhump??' click here for definition...
yikes

Why doesn't that surprise me, though? Considering that I am an American and have come across inexplicable ignorance before... Of course, all those Asimov science fact books have helped me! (Unfortunately, I was finally talked into getting rid of them a few months ago, as we were moving, I had about 10, I hadn't read them in ages, and the most recent was from 1983...)

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