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Currently on my nightstand would be Man in the High Castle by Philip K Dick, but I haven’t started yet and can’t say much more. Just finished Forge of the High Mage by Ian C Esselmont last night though, which is a continuation of a prequel series to Malazan book of the fallen. It’s a high fantasy series with great world building, and can make readers feel a full range of emotion over the first of the series. I highly recommend the series. My first try I couldn’t get through the first book because the authors don’t spoon feed you what you think you need to know and I was just to confused for being 400 pages in. But I’m really glad I went back to it, definitely my favorite series and I’ve gone through twice now

Shitty? When was one piece shitty?

So you may think! But I left three pounds of potatoes on a high shelf and forgot all summer til I noticed a smell. They rotted and started leaking everywhere. It stained the shelf. Potatoes will come for you if you give them time, humidity and heat

If you go one step further, you know what the first thing you ever smelled was?

I’d like to hear both sides of the full argument please of that’s a real offer. I don’t think he was useless, but I do think there must have been better choices for the task

Of course there’s a way, it’s quite easy. First, you’re gonna want to go to the community. Then,

I think it may have been, thanks!

I forget what book specifically, I wanna say it was in an Asimov anthology. But there’s a book or story that revisits this robot at different points going forward large leaps in time, well after humans. And the robots just keep doing their thing as if there are still humans involved. I’ve been trying to Google a specific except to post here but after twenty minutes of getting to find it in giving up.
Point is, it’s very relevant and predictive to this infinite bot contribution to dead subs on Reddit, its just gonna bots talking to each other forever on there as actual active users dwindle