Indeed, while unable to even begin to bask in the glow that is the "Psychohistory of Hari Seldon", it is a step towards such a thing. I start to think that this is just the start, and that perhaps Asimov was more a prophet than what we ever could've realized.
Of course we have to remember that Hari Seldon is a work of fiction...the question we have to ask ourselves is it art that mimics life or life that mimics art?
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Indeed, while unable to even begin to bask in the glow that is the "Psychohistory of Hari Seldon", it is a step towards such a thing. I start to think that this is just the start, and that perhaps Asimov was more a prophet than what we ever could've realized. Of course we have to remember that Hari Seldon is a work of fiction...the question we have to ask ourselves is it art that mimics life or life that mimics art?