The Paradise Game (2011)
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‘Is it important?’ asked Johnny.
‘You bet your sweet life it’s important,’ I told him. ‘It’s so simple...the Paradise syndrome, of course, it misled us all. The perfect world, an innocent, unspoiled, young Earth. And it looked like a real Garden of Eden—created to order, fresh off the production line....
‘Only it’s not fresh. It’s not primitive. It’s not young. It’s far older than Earth. Of course there’s evolution here. It isn’t that it hasn’t started—it’s stopped. Sure, everything’s be...en the same for a million years or more. Sure nobody and nothing dies—now. The evolution’s over—it’s stabilised. Something’s stabilised it. Something’s run the whole of life on this world into a rut and is keeping it there. Of course there’s a selective agent—the reason we haven’t found it is because it’s not active. It has no selecting to do. Or it had none, until Caradoc....’ ‘Grainger!’ The shout came from halfway across the field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Is it important?’ asked Johnny.
‘You bet your sweet life it’s important,’ I told him. ‘It’s so simple...the Paradise syndrome, of course, it misled us all. The perfect world, an innocent, unspoiled, young Earth. And it looked like a real Garden of Eden—created to order, fresh off the production line....
‘Only it’s not fresh. It’s not primitive. It’s not young. It’s far older than Earth. Of course there’s evolution here. It isn’t that it hasn’t started—it’s stopped. Sure, everything’s be...en the same for a million years or more. Sure nobody and nothing dies—now. The evolution’s over—it’s stabilised. Something’s stabilised it. Something’s run the whole of life on this world into a rut and is keeping it there. Of course there’s a selective agent—the reason we haven’t found it is because it’s not active. It has no selecting to do. Or it had none, until Caradoc....’ ‘Grainger!’ The shout came from halfway across the field.
What to read after The Paradise Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brian Stableford to read onlineMoreLess
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