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'''Vinge, Vernor. "Bookworm, Run!"''' ''Analog'' March 1966: 8-40. Collected ''True Names and Other Dangers. Riverdale: Baen Books, 1987. | '''Vinge, Vernor. "Bookworm, Run!"''' ''Analog'' March 1966: 8-40. Collected ''True Names and Other Dangers. Riverdale: Baen Books, 1987. | ||
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Revision as of 20:55, 7 May 2017
Vinge, Vernor. "Bookworm, Run!" Analog March 1966: 8-40. Collected True Names and Other Dangers. Riverdale: Baen Books, 1987.
Cited by Vernor Vinge, "The Coming Technological Singularity" as an example of the "long-time dream of science-fiction" of "direct brain to computer interfaces."[1]
RDE, Initial Compiler, 7May17
