Eight Stories From The Rest of the Robots
by Isaac Asimov
Cover artist: Jack Gaughan
Publisher: Pyramid
Pub year: 1966
Cover price: 50¢
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by Isaac Asimov
Cover artist: Jack Gaughan
Publisher: Pyramid
Pub year: 1966
Cover price: 50¢
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They did man's dirty work — but could they be trusted?
Robots
Mechanical servants, doing the jobs too hard — or too boring — for men to handle. They brought mankind into a new age of freedom and leisure. And every robot was completely incapable of harming a human being. So ... why did men hate and fear them?
In The Rest of the Robots Isaac Asimov — author of a whole library of science fiction and fact — explores the fascinating future of men and their metal slaves in dramatic detailed stories of high imagination and wonder.
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The Thee Laws of Robotics
They were inflexibility built into the positronic brain of every robot ever constructed.
But ... Robot MA-2 abandoned its owner in a deadly storm on Titan ... Robot LNE/Pr broke a man's arm with one blow ... EZ-27 ruined a scholar's life work and disgraced him forever.
What was going wrong with the robots?