The Immortal Game (Rook's Song)
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Now, a shadow falls, and Four Point doesn’t even have that.
We look behind us. It’s almost startling how quickly the fleet crept up on us. Four ships forming a perfect diamond, with the Supreme Conductor’s flagship out front. There is a ceaseless datafeed flowing from Four Point to the Conductor, and we may follow that electromagnetic wave now. We pass through numerous security redundancies, once again causing only the most minor of power fluctuations, scarcely even detectable—when the p...hilosopher Ryle spoke of the “ghost in the machine” to settle Descartes’ mind-body dualism, he probably didn’t know his argument had these applications.
We return to the bridge, where the Conductor is ordering the fleet to coast in easily. The luminals begin to drift apart. They’re already extending umbilical tubes—each starship docks with a separate arm of Four Point.
As the Conductor imbibes the datafeed and assigns each piece of data to the corresponding corner of his mind, he looks over the hologram representation of Four Point. The station looks brand new, as though it were built yesterday. Once, this section of space was only good as a pit stop for refueling and some maintenance. Then it was converted into a mining colony: a rich asteroid field was once very close by, but after two hundred years very little remains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, a shadow falls, and Four Point doesn’t even have that.
We look behind us. It’s almost startling how quickly the fleet crept up on us. Four ships forming a perfect diamond, with the Supreme Conductor’s flagship out front. There is a ceaseless datafeed flowing from Four Point to the Conductor, and we may follow that electromagnetic wave now. We pass through numerous security redundancies, once again causing only the most minor of power fluctuations, scarcely even detectable—when the p...hilosopher Ryle spoke of the “ghost in the machine” to settle Descartes’ mind-body dualism, he probably didn’t know his argument had these applications.
We return to the bridge, where the Conductor is ordering the fleet to coast in easily. The luminals begin to drift apart. They’re already extending umbilical tubes—each starship docks with a separate arm of Four Point.
As the Conductor imbibes the datafeed and assigns each piece of data to the corresponding corner of his mind, he looks over the hologram representation of Four Point. The station looks brand new, as though it were built yesterday. Once, this section of space was only good as a pit stop for refueling and some maintenance. Then it was converted into a mining colony: a rich asteroid field was once very close by, but after two hundred years very little remains.
What to read after The Immortal Game (Rook's Song)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Huskins, Chad to read onlineMoreLess
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