Cerebrum
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They can _will_ themselves out any time they close their minds to it, asI did. But they don't want to will themselves out of it--you certainlydidn't--and their comfortable inertia keeps everything going. I thinkyou have to know a little about its history, a history which never wouldhave interested you if you were still comfortably inside it. " He slowly outlined the way it had developed. First those uncertain stepstoward understanding the universally latent powers of telepathy, thengrowing chao...s as each individual spent most of his time fighting offunwanted messages. After a period of desperate discomfort a few greatminds, made superhuman by their ability to tap each others' resources, had devised the Central System Switchboard. Only living units, delicately poised between rigid order and sheer chaos, could receivemental messages but this problem had been solved by the molecularbiologists with their synthesized, self-replicating axons, vastlyelongated and cunningly intertwined by the billions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They can _will_ themselves out any time they close their minds to it, asI did. But they don't want to will themselves out of it--you certainlydidn't--and their comfortable inertia keeps everything going. I thinkyou have to know a little about its history, a history which never wouldhave interested you if you were still comfortably inside it. " He slowly outlined the way it had developed. First those uncertain stepstoward understanding the universally latent powers of telepathy, thengrowing chao...s as each individual spent most of his time fighting offunwanted messages. After a period of desperate discomfort a few greatminds, made superhuman by their ability to tap each others' resources, had devised the Central System Switchboard. Only living units, delicately poised between rigid order and sheer chaos, could receivemental messages but this problem had been solved by the molecularbiologists with their synthesized, self-replicating axons, vastlyelongated and cunningly intertwined by the billions.
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