The Last Evolution
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Slowly the rhythm of thought was increased, till the slight quiver of consciousness was reached. Then came thebeating drum of intelligence, the radiation of its yet-uncontrolledthoughts. Quickly as the strings of its infinite knowledge combined, theradiation ceased. It gazed about it, and all things were familiar in itsmemory.
Roal was lying quietly on a couch. He was thinking deeply, and yet notwith the logical trains of thought that machines must follow.
"Roal--your thoughts, " called F-1, th...e new machine.
Roal sat up. "Ah--you have gained consciousness. " "I have. You thought of hydrogen? Your thoughts ran swiftly, andillogically, it seemed, but I followed slowly, and find you were right. Hydrogen is the start. What is your thought?" Roal's eyes dreamed. In human eyes there was always the expression ofthought that machines never show.
"Hydrogen, an atom in space; but a single proton; but a single electron;each indestructible; each mutually destroying. Yet never do theycollide. Never in all science, when even electrons bombard atoms withthe awful expelling force of the exploding atom behind them, never dothey reach the proton, to touch and annihilate it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Slowly the rhythm of thought was increased, till the slight quiver of consciousness was reached. Then came thebeating drum of intelligence, the radiation of its yet-uncontrolledthoughts. Quickly as the strings of its infinite knowledge combined, theradiation ceased. It gazed about it, and all things were familiar in itsmemory.
Roal was lying quietly on a couch. He was thinking deeply, and yet notwith the logical trains of thought that machines must follow.
"Roal--your thoughts, " called F-1, th...e new machine.
Roal sat up. "Ah--you have gained consciousness. " "I have. You thought of hydrogen? Your thoughts ran swiftly, andillogically, it seemed, but I followed slowly, and find you were right. Hydrogen is the start. What is your thought?" Roal's eyes dreamed. In human eyes there was always the expression ofthought that machines never show.
"Hydrogen, an atom in space; but a single proton; but a single electron;each indestructible; each mutually destroying. Yet never do theycollide. Never in all science, when even electrons bombard atoms withthe awful expelling force of the exploding atom behind them, never dothey reach the proton, to touch and annihilate it.
What to read after The Last Evolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell John Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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