Marvin Long, Jr. wrote:
> Ya know, it may turn out that a science like psychohistory is less
> far-fetched than the idea that such a science could evolve and perpetuate
> itself in secrecy.
I know this has been discussed on list before, but its been a while.
Wasn't the reason, or at least one of the reasons that Asimov's
universe was devoid of aliens that he was under the impression that
psychohistory would be far too complex in the presence of multiple
intelligent life forms?
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