How To Survive A Robot Uprising
And some headlines:
- The end of fish, in one chart @the Washington Post
- Taliban says NATO nations should follow France leaving Afghanistan @the Washington Post
- Nightmare foretold if Greece heads for euro exit @Reuters
- Hidden Epidemic: Tapeworms Living Inside People’s Brains @Discover Magazine
- Chinese activist who fled house arrest lands in US @the Associated Press
- Assange stands “real chance” of election in Australia @Yahoo!/7 News/Associated Press
- Congress To Lift Propaganda Ban @BuzzFeed
And the book in question:
Robopocalypse (Kindle) by Daniel H. Wilson
If it were not for human religious sensibilities, would the concept of an apocalyptic end have ever arisen? (img by sawiggins)
Related: Popular:Yesterday the long anticipated novel Robopocalypse was released. Although I seldom indulge in hardcover fiction, I headed to my local Borders to purchase a copy. Sadly, it seems, my local is cutting back on first-day releases because I walked out of the store empty handed but with a robotic Armageddon in my head. Last summer I became acquainted with Daniel H. Wilson’s How to Survive a Robot Uprising, but word on the street is that this novel is serious. Steven Spielberg purchased the movie rights even before the book was released. And the concept owes its existence to religion.
