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Isaac Asimov's way out of the situation
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is read by Alexander Basheshalsky
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and before the start of this story there is a short
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Thank you
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when Susan Kelvin returned to the hyperbase, the
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former director of the
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research department Lanning was waiting for her, the old man
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never spoke about his age, but that’s
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all they knew that he was already over 75, however, his
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mind retained its sharpness and Although Laning
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eventually agreed to become an honorary
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scientific director and the department was headed by a
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blogger, this did not stop the old man from
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coming to his office every day,
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how are they doing with the hippiratom
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engine, he asked, I don’t know, with
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irritation answered Susan, I didn’t
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ask. So at least they would hurry up,
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otherwise they might get ahead of them and consolidated
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us too.
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And what do they have to do with it? But
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not only
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we have computers, it’s true that we have positrons, but that doesn’t
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mean that they are better tomorrow Robertson
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will convene on this matter big
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meeting he was only waiting for your
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return
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robertson son of the founder of
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USA robots and mech
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start it's time to figure it out
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the manager hastily started things like
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this the Chief a month ago from consolidation from
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robots delivered tons of 5 calculations of
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equations and other things here and came to us with a
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rather unusual proposal,
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you know there is one problem and they want
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our brain to solve it, the conditions are such, he
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begins to bend his thick fingers, we
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get 100 thousand if the solution does not
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exist and we will tell them what factors are
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missing
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200 thousand if the solution exists plus
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the cost of building the machine
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in question plus a quarter of all profits
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which she will bring the task is related to the
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development of an engine for a starship
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Robertson frowned and his thin figure
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tensed
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Despite the fact that they have their
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own thinking machine so that’s why the
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whole proposal here seems so
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suspicious Chief Lever continue Hey
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Blever, who was sitting at the far end of the table,
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stood up and crossed his arms smiling at his chin,
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he began the gist of it,
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sir, Consolid
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doesn’t have a thinking machine here right now, they
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had it, it broke down,
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that
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Robertson even stood up, Yes,
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the lid broke, Nobody knows why, but I have
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some pretty interesting
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guesses, for example, it could have
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failed when she was given the opportunity to develop a
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starship based on the same data
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that they are now offering us, now what is
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left of her is just a pile of
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scrap iron, no more, you understand, the Chief
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was triumphant, the manager, you understand, there is no
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such scientific and industrial group that
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would not try to design an engine
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that bends space. And she and the robots
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and consolidation were ahead of her everyone thanks to the
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fact that each had a robot Superbrain And
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now that they managed to break
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theirs, we no longer have competitors, that’s the
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point and their motive,
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they won’t be able to make a new brain before six years and
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they are lost if they don’t manage to break
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ours in this same task,
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the president of US robots opened his eyes wide,
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here you scoundrels,
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wait, boss, this is not all, the manager
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waved his hand landing page, continue
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Dr. Alfred landing contemplated what was
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happening with slight contempt, which the
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activities of the
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production department and the sales department always caused in him,
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where they paid much more, he frowned,
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frowned and dispassionately began from a scientific
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point of view, the position, although not entirely
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clear, but lends itself to logical analysis of the
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problem of interstellar travel in the
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current state of physical theory, is
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very vague, the question is posed rather
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vaguely and the data that
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it consolidates entered into its machine.
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Judging because they offer us,
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our
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mathematical the sector was subjected to a
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thorough examination, it can be said
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that they cover everything. These are absolutely
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problems presented; the material includes the
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theory of the curvature of space
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of the franchise, as well as apparently
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comprehensive information on astrophysics,
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electronics, this is not so little
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Robertson, listening with great anxiety,
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interrupted him
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so much that the brain Might not be with her
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cope
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Lanning decisively shook his head no,
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as far as we can judge the capabilities of
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the brain are the limits No, that’s not the point, but in the
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laws of robotics, for example, the brain
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will not be able to solve the problem assigned to it
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if it is associated with the death of
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people or causes them some damage
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to the brain, it will be insoluble if
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such a Problem is accompanied by extremely
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urgent demands to solve it, then it is
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quite possible that the brain, which in the
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end is just a robot, will be faced with a
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dilemma; it will not be able to either give
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an answer or refuse an answer; maybe
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something like this happened with the machine
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he consolidates, he fell silent, but this was not enough for the manager,
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continue Doctor Landing Explain how
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you explained to me
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Landing pressed his lips tightly and raised his eyebrows,
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nodding towards Doctor Susan Calvin,
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who sat looking at her hands
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decorously folded on her knees, raising her eyes,
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she spoke quietly and without any
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expression
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the nature of the robot's reaction the
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startling answer to the dilemma posed is that our
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knowledge of the psychology of robots is far from
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complete, I can assure you of this as a
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specialist. However, such a reaction lends itself to
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qualitative research because no
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matter how complex the structure of the
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positronic brain of a robot is, it is created by a
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person and created in accordance with
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his ideas by a person
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getting in a hopeless situation, he often
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tries to escape from reality, he
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either goes into the world of illusions or becomes
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an alcoholic or gets sick with hysteria or
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throws himself from a bridge into the water, it all
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comes down to one thing, he does not want or cannot
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face the truth, and for
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robots, at best, the dilemma will destroy
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half of his relay And at worst it will burn all
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his positronic brain connections So it
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will be impossible to restore them,
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I understand said Robertson Although I
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didn’t understand anything Well, the data that
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consolidated offers us are
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undoubtedly not related to such a
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forbidden task, answered Dr. Calvin
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But our brain is very different from robot
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consolidated this Absolutely right Chief
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Absolutely right energetically interrupted her
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manager pay special attention to this
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because this is the whole point
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Susan Calvin's eyes flashed under her glasses
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but she patiently continued Do you see
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sir in the machines that consolidates has
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and including in their super thinker not
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individuality is invested they
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prefer functionalism and this is quite
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understandable since the main patents on
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brain connections defining emotions
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belong to
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USA robots their thinker is simply a
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grandiose computing machine and
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such a dilemma will disable it
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instantly and our brain is endowed with
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individuality
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individuality the child is a highly
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deductive brain but he is what -reminds me of a
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scientific idiot He doesn't
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really understand what he's doing he's just
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doing it and because he's essentially a
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child he's more resilient he doesn't
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take life too seriously If
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I may say so after
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a pause Susan Calvin continued that's
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what we're going to do we've divided
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all the data consolidates into logical
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units, we will introduce their brain
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one per day and very carefully, as
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soon as the factor creating the dilemma is introduced, the
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infantile individuality of the
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brain will fluctuate for some time,
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its ability to generalize and evaluate is
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not yet perfect until it realizes the
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dilemma as such, a noticeable
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period of time will pass and During this period of
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time, the brain will automatically reject
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this piece of information before its
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connections have time to start working and
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are destroyed.
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Robertson's Adam's apple trembled, are
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you sure of this? Dr. Kelvin
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suppressed his irritation. I understand that in the
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popular presentation this does not sound very
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convincing, but it would be pointless to give mathematical
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formulas. I assure you
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everything is exactly as I say,
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the manager was not slow to take advantage of the
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pause and burst out in a stream of words, this is the
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situation, the chief, if we agree, then we
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will do further like this, the bridge will tell us in
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which part of the data presented to us
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the dilemma lies and we will then be able to
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determine what its essence is true doctor
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Bogert Well, the boss and Dr. Bogger is the
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best mathematician in the world, we
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answer consolidates that the problem is not
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solvable, we answer with good reason and
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get 100 thousand, they are left with a
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broken machine, we have a whole one in a year,
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maybe in two we will have an
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engine that bends space or
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something it is sometimes called a
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hyperatomic motor but whatever you call it,
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it’s the greatest thing
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Robertson smiled and extended his hand
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Let me sign the contract
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when Susan Kelvin entered the highly
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guarded dungeon Where the brain was located
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one of the technicians on duty just
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asked him a question If one and a half chickens are
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demolished in one and a half days one and a half eggs then
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How many eggs will 9 chickens lay in 9 days
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the brain just answered
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54 and the technician just told another
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technician You see the cudgel Susan Kelvin
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coughed and immediately a
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hectic aimless activity began to boil around
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Susan made an impatient gesture and she was
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left alone with the brain the brain
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represented just a two-foot
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ball filled with a helium atmosphere with
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strictly defined properties,
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absolutely isolated from any
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vibrations, oscillations and radiation, and
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inside it was an interweaving of
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positronic connections of unheard-of complexity;
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this was the brain; the rest of the room
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was closely lined with devices that
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served as intermediaries between the brain and the
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outside world his voice his hands his
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senses Dr. Calvin
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said quietly but how are you the brain the brain
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answered in a quiet happy voice very
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good Miss Susan I know you want to
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ask me something you always
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come with a book in your hands when you want to
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ask me something
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Dr. Calvin smiled softly, you guessed right
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But a little later we will ask you
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one question It’s so difficult that we
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will ask it In writing But that’s a
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little later and first I need to
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talk to you
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That’s good I like to talk so the
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brain will come here after a while with
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this difficult question Dr. Landing and
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Dr. Bogert we will ask it to you
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in parts and very slowly because we
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want you to be very careful We
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will ask you to draw
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some conclusions from this information if you
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can but I must warn you
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that the solution may be associated with a
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danger to a person
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oh quietly burst out from the brain So be
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careful when you receive a punched card
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which means a danger to a person,
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maybe even death Don’t worry You
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see the brain In this case For us
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it’s not that important even death For us
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it’s not that important at all important therefore as
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soon as you receive this punched card just
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stop and give it back That's all
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you understand by
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itself, only the death of a person
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oh-oh-oh Well, Brain, there goes Dr. Landing
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and Dr. Boggert, they will tell you
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what the task is and we will begin. And you be
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smart girl,
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one after another, the brain was filled with punched cards with
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information written on them, each time for
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a while they heard strange quiet
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sounds similar to a rather muttering, the
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brain got to work, then
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there was silence, which meant that the brain was
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ready for the introduction of the next punched card, in a
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few hours such an amount of mathematical physics was introduced into the brain
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that to
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present it would have required approximately
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17 thick Toms
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gradually people began to frown, the landing page
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grumbled something under his breath, Bogerts
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first looked thoughtfully at his nails,
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then began to absent-mindedly gnaw at them when the
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thick pile of punch cards came to an end, the
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whitened Kelvin said
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something was wrong,
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the landing page had difficulty pronouncing he can't be
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dead
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brain Susan Kelvin was shaking all over Can you
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hear me brain
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and there was an absent-minded answer I need
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a solution and that's all I can do I'll build
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you the whole ship there's nothing tricky about it
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just Give me a lot of robots a
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good ship it'll take
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months two you didn’t have any
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difficulties it took a long time to figure out the
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answer Dr. Calvin’s brain backed away
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the color never returned to her sunken
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cheeks she motioned for the others to go to
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her office she said I do
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n’t understand the information we
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gave him undoubtedly contains a dilemma
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Possibly even the death of people or something is wrong, the
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machine says and speaks intelligently, which means there is
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no dilemma for it, Bogert said calmly,
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but Susan Calvin objected passionately,
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there are dilemmas and dilemmas, there are
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different ways to escape from reality
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Imagine that the brain is damaged only
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slightly, let’s say so much so that it mistakenly
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believes itself to be able to solve the problem,
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although really won’t be able to do it
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or Imagine that now he is on the
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verge of something really terrible So the
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slightest push will destroy him
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and imagine the landing page said that there is
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no dilemma, that the car
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is being consolidated by another task
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or that it was purely mechanical
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breakdown
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Still, we can’t take the risk,
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Susan Kelvin insisted, that’s what from now
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on, let no one come close
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to the brain, I’ll be on duty with him, she
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took a good breath, landing, on duty In the meantime,
00:18:40
let the brain build its own ship, if it
00:18:43
builds it, we’ll have to
00:18:46
test it, he thoughtfully finished, for this it will be
00:18:50
necessary
00:18:53
Michael Donovan furiously smoothed his red
00:18:56
hair without even noticing that it
00:18:58
immediately stood on end again, he said
00:19:02
Enough Greg says the ship is ready
00:19:06
It is not known what kind of ship it is, but it is
00:19:08
ready let's go Greg I can't wait to
00:19:11
get to Pavel's buttons began to say
00:19:15
Stop your jokes Mike they don’t
00:19:18
strike us with freshness at all, and the stale
00:19:20
air here is not good for us at all. Yes,
00:19:24
no. Listen, Donovan once again
00:19:27
ran his hand through his hair in vain. I’m not so
00:19:30
worried about our cast-iron genius and his
00:19:32
tin boat, but I’m losing my
00:19:34
vacation, and we’re so bored
00:19:38
we don’t see other than numbers and why we are entrusted with
00:19:41
such cases
00:19:43
Because if they lose us,
00:19:46
Powell answered softly Then the loss will be small
00:19:48
okay calm down Here comes the landing
00:19:52
indeed the landing was heading to them
00:19:55
his gray eyebrows were still lush
00:19:58
And he himself, despite the years, kept it
00:20:01
that way same straight and full of strength, together with
00:20:04
the testers, he silently climbed under the spit
00:20:06
to the site where silent robots, without
00:20:09
any human participation, were building a ship
00:20:12
No, the ship was built incorrectly, said the
00:20:18
robots are standing today, not a single one
00:20:21
moved,
00:20:23
which means he is finally ready,
00:20:26
Powell asked how I know,
00:20:30
his landing page answered grumpily the eyebrows have moved so tightly that
00:20:33
the eyes have become completely invisible, it seems like there are no
00:20:36
unnecessary parts
00:20:38
lying around and everything inside is polished to
00:20:41
a shine
00:20:42
you were inside just looking in I’m not an
00:20:46
astronaut any of you understand the
00:20:49
theory of engines
00:20:51
Donovan looked at Powell he looked at
00:20:53
Donovan then Donovan replied I
00:20:57
have a diploma sir, but when I received it,
00:21:00
hyperdrives or navigation with the
00:21:02
curvature of space, no one had ever
00:21:04
dreamed of making do with children's toys
00:21:07
in three dimensions
00:21:09
Alfred Landing looked at him,
00:21:11
snorted with displeasure and said in an icy tone that
00:21:13
we have specialists
00:21:17
in engines. He turned to leave
00:21:20
on Pavel grabbed him by the elbow Excuse me
00:21:24
sir, entry to the ship is still prohibited
00:21:27
The old man stood indecisively, rubbing the bridge of his
00:21:30
nose
00:21:31
Perhaps not, at least not for the
00:21:34
two of you
00:21:35
Donovan followed him with his gaze and
00:21:38
muttered a short but expressive
00:21:40
phrase then He turned to Paul It’s a pity
00:21:44
that you can’t tell him who he's such a Greek,
00:21:46
let's go Mike,
00:21:48
barely looking inside They realized the ship
00:21:51
was finished, a person could never
00:21:54
polish all its surfaces as lovingly
00:21:57
as the robots did, there were no corners in the ship, there
00:22:01
were no walls, floors, ceilings smoothly
00:22:04
merged into each other, and in the cold
00:22:07
metallic glow of hidden lamps,
00:22:09
a person saw around themselves six cold
00:22:11
reflections their own confused
00:22:14
persons from the main corridor of a narrow
00:22:17
needle doors led to completely
00:22:19
identical cabins,
00:22:22
probably the furniture is built into the walls,
00:22:25
Powell said, maybe we’re
00:22:27
not supposed to sit or sleep at all, only the
00:22:30
last rooms closest to the bow
00:22:33
of the ship were different from the rest here with a
00:22:36
metal wall a
00:22:38
window made of
00:22:41
non-reflective glass was cut, following its curve, and under it
00:22:43
there was a single large
00:22:45
dial with a single stationary
00:22:48
hand standing exactly at zero,
00:22:51
look, Donovan said, pointing to a
00:22:55
single word visible above the
00:22:57
small divisions of the scale, this word was a
00:23:00
parsec
00:23:02
of an arc-shaped scale, there was a figure of one
00:23:05
million
00:23:07
in the room there were two heavy,
00:23:10
wide chairs without upholstery Paola Carefully
00:23:13
sat down, discovered that the chair
00:23:15
corresponds to the shape of the body and is very comfortable
00:23:18
But what do you say asked Pavel I bet
00:23:22
that this brain has a brain inflammation Let's get
00:23:26
out of here Do
00:23:27
n't you want to examine it already
00:23:30
examined Came saw and left the red
00:23:35
hair on Donovan's head bristled
00:23:37
Greg, let's get out of here, I'm quitting. I have
00:23:41
n't been an employee of the company for 5 seconds now, and
00:23:44
outsiders are not allowed to enter here.
00:23:46
Pavel smiled condescendingly and
00:23:48
stroked his mustache. Okay, Mike, close the tap and don't let so
00:23:52
much adrenaline into your blood. I
00:23:55
also felt uneasy at the beginning, but now
00:23:57
everything is fine. Everything is fine.
00:23:59
ok, yes, it's so
00:24:02
ok, I took another insurance policy
00:24:05
Mike, this ship won't fly How do you
00:24:09
know, we walked around the whole ship
00:24:12
right Yes, as if Believe me, have you
00:24:17
seen anything like a control room here?
00:24:20
Except for this
00:24:22
cabin here with a single porthole and a
00:24:25
single scale in parsecs, did you see
00:24:28
any handles? No, but you
00:24:32
saw the engine, that's right, didn't see someone, let's go, Mike, let's
00:24:36
report to the landing page,
00:24:38
cursing and getting confused in the corridors that
00:24:40
looked exactly the same, they
00:24:43
headed towards the exit and eventually
00:24:45
got out into a short passage which led
00:24:48
them to the exit chamber Don von shuddered,
00:24:52
it was you who locked Greg and didn’t think, press the
00:24:56
lever the lever wouldn’t budge Although
00:24:59
Don’s face was distorted from the effort Pavel
00:25:02
said I didn’t notice any escape
00:25:05
hatches if there’s something wrong here Okay They’ll
00:25:09
have to get to us with autogenous
00:25:11
Well, yes, she will have to wait until they
00:25:14
discover that someone is coming, locked us
00:25:17
here, beside himself with rage, added Donovan,
00:25:20
let's go back to that coyote with the porthole, this is
00:25:23
the only place From where we can
00:25:25
give a signal,
00:25:27
but we didn't have to give a signal,
00:25:30
the porthole in the bow cabin was already
00:25:33
sky blue it was black and the bright
00:25:37
yellow points of the stars said that behind
00:25:40
it was Space
00:25:42
Two bodies Fell into two chairs with a dull thud
00:25:46
Alfred Landing met Dr. Calvin
00:25:49
at his office He nervously lit a
00:25:52
cigar and opened the door so Susan We have
00:25:55
gone very far and to Roberts nervous about
00:25:58
what you're doing with the brain susing Alvin
00:26:01
threw up his hands there
00:26:02
's no hurry the brain is worth more than
00:26:06
any penalty we have to
00:26:08
pay but you've been interrogating him for two
00:26:12
months Rob the psychologist's voice hasn't changed And
00:26:15
yet there was a threat in it you
00:26:18
want to do it yourself but you
00:26:21
you know what I wanted to say
00:26:23
Yes, perhaps Dr. Calvin rubbed her
00:26:26
palms nervously. It’s not easy. I tried this and
00:26:31
that, but I haven’t achieved anything yet. He has
00:26:34
abnormal reactions, he answers in a
00:26:37
strange way, but so far I haven’t been able to
00:26:39
establish anything definite. But
00:26:42
you understand that for now we won't know what's
00:26:44
wrong we have to act very Be
00:26:47
careful I can't foresee what
00:26:49
question What remark might push
00:26:53
him over the edge Then we will remain a
00:26:56
completely useless brain you want to
00:26:59
take such a risk but he can't
00:27:02
break the first law I do it myself
00:27:05
thought However,
00:27:06
you're not sure about this Lanning was
00:27:10
shocked to the core Oh I'm
00:27:13
not sure of anything Alfred suddenly sounded a
00:27:16
loud alarm lening with a convulsive
00:27:19
movement turned on the connection and froze hearing a
00:27:22
gasping voice Then said
00:27:26
Susan You heard the ship took off
00:27:30
half an hour ago I sent two
00:27:32
Testers there you need to talk
00:27:35
to the brain again
00:27:37
Susan Helvin forced herself to ask the
00:27:39
question in a calm tone
00:27:42
brain What happened to the ship
00:27:45
with what I built Miss Susan cheerfully
00:27:48
asked the brain Yes what happened to it
00:27:52
Nothing the two people who were supposed to
00:27:56
test it went inside everything was
00:27:58
ready Well I and sent them away, what’s that
00:28:03
good, she was breathing with difficulty, do you think
00:28:07
nothing will happen to them, of course nothing
00:28:09
Miss Susan I thought about everything, this is a
00:28:12
wonderful ship Yes, the brain is a
00:28:15
wonderful ship But do you think they will
00:28:19
have enough food, they will not tolerate any
00:28:21
inconvenience, there will be enough food
00:28:24
all this can have a strong effect on them the
00:28:26
brain understands this is so
00:28:29
unexpected but the brain objected nothing will
00:28:32
happen to them they must be
00:28:34
interested
00:28:36
interesting why it’s just interesting slyly
00:28:42
explained the brain
00:28:44
feverishly whispered Lehning Ask him
00:28:47
if this is connected with death Ask what
00:28:50
danger the face may be in silence
00:28:58
trembling in her voice she addressed the brain
00:29:01
we can contact the ship isn't it the
00:29:03
brain but they will hear you on the radio I
00:29:07
have provided for this
00:29:09
Thank you that's all for now As soon as they came out
00:29:12
the landing attacked her Lord Susan
00:29:16
if she finds out about this we are all gone we
00:29:18
must bring these people back Why are you they didn’t
00:29:21
ask directly whether they were in danger of death
00:29:24
because that’s what I shouldn’t
00:29:26
talk about I’m tired Calvin answered if
00:29:30
there is a dilemma then it is connected with
00:29:33
death And if you suddenly put the brain
00:29:36
in front of a dilemma, it may not be able to withstand it and
00:29:39
what benefit will it bring us And now
00:29:42
remember He said that you can
00:29:45
contact them Let's try to find out where
00:29:48
they are and bring them back Although they
00:29:52
probably can't control
00:29:54
the ship themselves, the brain probably controls it
00:29:57
remotely Let's go,
00:29:59
a lot of time passed until Pavel finally
00:30:02
pulled himself together Mike muttered, he
00:30:06
barely moved his cold lips, you
00:30:09
felt some- some kind of acceleration
00:30:11
Donovan looked at him blankly But no no
00:30:16
Then he clenched his fists in unexpected
00:30:20
feverish excitement, jumped out of his
00:30:22
chair and pressed himself against the cold curved
00:30:24
glass behind him nothing was visible except the
00:30:27
stars Donovan turned around the
00:30:30
Greek They probably turned on the engine
00:30:33
While we were inside
00:30:35
Greg What's going on - It’s unclean that they and the robot
00:30:38
set it up so as to force us to be
00:30:40
testers in case we decide to
00:30:43
refuse
00:30:44
What are you talking about? Answered Pavel What’s the point of
00:30:48
sending us if we don’t know how to control
00:30:50
the ship, how will we turn it back? No,
00:30:54
this ship took off on its own and without any
00:30:57
noticeable acceleration it
00:30:59
stood up and slowly walked back and
00:31:01
forth, the sound of his steps echoed loudly from the
00:31:05
walls, he dully
00:31:10
pronounced the position of everyone we
00:31:13
came across,
00:31:14
this is news for me with bitterness,
00:31:17
Donovan answered, but I was happy and had fun
00:31:20
until you enlightened me,
00:31:22
Pavel ignored his words, the
00:31:25
acceleration did not it means the ship
00:31:28
works on a completely unknown
00:31:30
principle
00:31:32
unknown to us, in any case
00:31:35
unknown to no one, no
00:31:38
engines are visible, maybe they are built into the
00:31:41
walls, maybe that’s why the walls here are so
00:31:43
thick What are
00:31:45
you muttering there asked Donovan Should
00:31:49
you listen I’m saying that no matter what
00:31:52
machines drive in motion of this
00:31:54
ship they are hidden and obviously do not require
00:31:57
supervision the ship is controlled remotely
00:32:01
And who controls it is the brain or something
00:32:05
Why not So in your opinion we
00:32:09
will stay here until the brain brings
00:32:11
us back
00:32:13
Perhaps if so let’s calmly wait for the
00:32:16
brain It’s a robot he is obliged to comply with the
00:32:20
First Law he cannot harm a
00:32:23
person
00:32:24
Donovan slowly sank into a chair do you
00:32:28
think so He carefully smoothed his
00:32:30
hair Listen to this Arabic with the
00:32:34
curvature of space disabled the
00:32:35
robot Consolidated and mathematicians
00:32:38
explained this so interstellar flight is
00:32:41
fatal to humans which robot
00:32:44
should we believe ours, as far as I
00:32:47
understand, was presented with the same data
00:32:49
Pavel was furiously tugging at his mustache, don’t
00:32:53
pretend Mike that you don’t know
00:32:54
robotics before a robot gains the
00:32:57
physical ability to break the First
00:32:59
Law, there must be so many things broken in it
00:33:02
that it will have time to turn into a pile of scrap 10 times
00:33:05
no, there must be some -that’s a very
00:33:09
simple explanation
00:33:10
about of course ask the butler to
00:33:14
wake me up on time it’s all so simple
00:33:17
that I don’t need to worry and I’ll
00:33:20
sleep like a child
00:33:21
for Jupiter’s sake Mike what are you
00:33:24
dissatisfied with right now brain she cares here it’s warm there’s
00:33:28
light there’s air and the starting
00:33:32
acceleration wouldn’t even be enough to
00:33:34
ruffle your hair, be it at least a
00:33:36
little smoothed Yes, but what will we
00:33:40
eat, what will we drink, where will we, how will we
00:33:44
return? And if there is an accident, which exit and in
00:33:47
which spacesuit Should we run, run,
00:33:51
they are walking, I didn’t even see those here in the
00:33:54
bathroom small amenities that usually
00:33:56
happen next to her Of course she
00:33:59
took care of it quite well the voice that interrupted
00:34:02
Donovan’s speech did not belong to Pavel it did not
00:34:05
belong to anyone it hung in the air
00:34:08
Thunderous and stunning
00:34:12
Gregory Powell Michael Donovan Gregory
00:34:16
Powell Michael Donovan please inform your
00:34:19
location if the ship can be
00:34:23
controlled please return to base Michael,
00:34:29
these words with a mechanical dimension
00:34:31
were repeated again and again, separated by
00:34:34
constant clear pauses.
00:34:37
Where Donovan asked this from, I don’t know,
00:34:41
Pavel whispered tensely, where is
00:34:45
the light from here, where is everything here,
00:34:48
but how can we answer? They
00:34:50
talked during the pauses that
00:34:52
separated the booms and repeated
00:34:54
calls; the walls were bare as bare as they
00:34:58
were. maybe smooth,
00:35:01
uninterrupted by anything, smoothly curving
00:35:03
metal surface
00:35:06
let's shout in response paol suggested so they
00:35:10
did. They shouted first one by one
00:35:12
then in chorus location unknown
00:35:15
ship not in control situation
00:35:18
desperate and not hoarse short business
00:35:22
phrases began to be interspersed with screams of abuse
00:35:25
and a cold ominous voice tirelessly
00:35:28
continued and continued and continued to call them,
00:35:32
they can’t hear us, panting,
00:35:35
Donovan said, there is no transmitter here, only a
00:35:38
receiver with
00:35:40
unseeing eyes, he stared at the wall
00:35:43
slowly gradually, the booming voice
00:35:46
became quieter and muffled when it
00:35:49
turned into a whisper, they began to
00:35:51
scream again and tried again When
00:35:54
there was complete silence for about 15 minutes later
00:35:58
Powell, without any expression, said
00:36:01
let's walk through the ship again, there must
00:36:04
be some kind of food here,
00:36:07
no hope was heard in his voice,
00:36:09
he was ready to admit
00:36:12
defeat, they went out into the corridor and
00:36:15
began to inspect the room, one on the
00:36:18
left side, the other on the right, they
00:36:21
heard each other's booming steps from time to
00:36:24
time they met in the corridor,
00:36:26
exchanged fierce glances and again
00:36:29
started searching.
00:36:31
Suddenly the feller found what he was looking for at the
00:36:35
same moment he heard
00:36:37
Donovan's joyful exclamation Hey Greek, there are all the
00:36:41
amenities here, how did we not notice this before
00:36:43
after 10 minutes Donovan, having lost his way a little,
00:36:46
looked for Pohuela's shower until he was found, he
00:36:50
began to stop eating, part of the wall slid
00:36:55
down, an irregularly shaped opening with
00:36:58
two shelves was opened. The top one was installed with a
00:37:01
variety of tins without labels. The
00:37:04
enamel jars on the bottom shelf were
00:37:07
all the same and the donor felt
00:37:10
a chill run through his legs. The bottom shelf
00:37:13
was cooling
00:37:15
like How could
00:37:17
this not happen before? Powell answered briefly,
00:37:20
this is part of the wall that moved away. As
00:37:23
soon as I entered he was already eating. The tin
00:37:27
turned out to be
00:37:28
self-heating with a spoon inside and the
00:37:31
room smelled cozy of baked beans. Take
00:37:35
the can. Mike Donovan hesitated.
00:37:39
What's on the menu? How should I know? You've become
00:37:42
very picky. no, but on flights I
00:37:46
only eat beans. I would like something
00:37:48
else. He held his hand over the cans and
00:37:51
chose a shiny flat oval
00:37:53
tin. What kind of salmon and
00:37:56
other delicacies are packaged? He pressed the lid and
00:38:00
it opened. The
00:38:01
beans called Donovan and reached for a
00:38:04
new can. Pavel grabbed it. better for the pants
00:38:08
Eat this son stocks are limited
00:38:11
we can sample here for a very long time
00:38:15
Donovan doesn’t want to walk away from the shelves and there’s
00:38:19
nothing else Only beans It’s possible that on the
00:38:24
bottom shelf there’s only
00:38:27
milk milk Donovan was indignant It looks like
00:38:31
in Icy silence they dined on beans
00:38:35
with milk And when they headed towards the
00:38:37
door the panel slid into place and the wall
00:38:40
became solid again Paul sighed
00:38:44
Everything is done automatically from now on and until
00:38:47
now I have never felt
00:38:50
so helpless Where do you say your
00:38:53
convenience is over there they weren’t there either when
00:38:56
we looked for the first time after 15 minutes
00:38:59
they were already they were again sitting in their chairs in the
00:39:03
cabin With the porthole and gloomily looking
00:39:05
at each other Pavel gloomily glanced sideways at the
00:39:09
only dial there it
00:39:11
was still written parsecs, the numbers still
00:39:14
ended at a million and the Arrow still
00:39:16
stood motionless but at the zero
00:39:19
division
00:39:20
in the holy of holies there are robots and
00:39:22
mechanical Man Corporation Alfred
00:39:25
Landing said tiredly They don’t answer,
00:39:28
we went through all the waves, all the ranges and
00:39:32
broadcast and frequency, transmitted both in
00:39:35
code and in plain text, and even
00:39:38
tried these amounts of brand new products and the
00:39:41
brain still doesn’t say anything, this
00:39:44
question was addressed to Dr. Calvin, he
00:39:47
doesn’t want to talk about this topic in more detail
00:39:49
Alfred she answered He claims that
00:39:53
they hear us And when I try to
00:39:55
insist he begins to be
00:39:57
stubborn or something and this should not be a
00:40:01
stubborn robot impossible
00:40:04
Tell me What have you achieved Susan
00:40:08
please He admitted that he himself is in
00:40:11
full control of the ship he has no
00:40:14
doubt that they will remain safe and
00:40:16
sound, but doesn’t want to insist in more detail,
00:40:20
I don’t dare, nevertheless, all
00:40:23
these deviations seem to be
00:40:25
centered around the idea of ​​an
00:40:27
interstellar jump, the brain definitely
00:40:30
laughed when I touched on this
00:40:33
issue, there are other signs
00:40:35
of abnormality, but this is the most obvious,
00:40:40
looking around them, she added, I have in
00:40:43
view of hysteria, I immediately started talking about
00:40:46
something else and I hope that I didn’t have time to
00:40:49
damage anything But this gave me the key to
00:40:52
hysteria, I can handle it Give me 12 hours
00:40:55
If I can bring him back to normal, he
00:40:58
will return the ship
00:41:00
Bogert suddenly turned pale
00:41:03
interstellar jump
00:41:05
what’s the matter Kelvin exclaimed at the same time
00:41:08
and the landing page
00:41:10
miscalculations of the engine that gave out the brain, wait,
00:41:13
something occurred to me, he
00:41:17
ran out of the room, the landing page looked
00:41:19
after him and curtly said
00:41:21
mind your business Susan two hours
00:41:24
later, the blogger spoke excitedly I
00:41:27
assure you the landing page, this is precisely the point, an
00:41:30
interstellar jump cannot be
00:41:32
instantaneous After all, the speed of light is finite in
00:41:35
curved space
00:41:37
life cannot exist there cannot exist
00:41:40
not matter not energy as such I don’t
00:41:44
know what form it can take but
00:41:47
that’s exactly what killed the
00:41:50
consolid robot
00:41:52
Donovan looked exhausted Yes and
00:41:55
felt the same for
00:41:57
only five days only five days, I’m sure I’m
00:42:01
not mistaken
00:42:03
Donovan looked around in despair through
00:42:06
the glass, the stars were visible, familiar but
00:42:09
infinitely indifferent, there was a cold air from the walls, the
00:42:12
lamps that had just flared brightly again
00:42:15
shone dazzlingly and
00:42:18
mercilessly, the arrow on the dial stubbornly
00:42:21
pointed to zero, and in Donovan’s mouth
00:42:23
he felt the distinct taste of beans, he was angry
00:42:27
said I want to wash my face, looked at
00:42:31
him and answered I don’t have to
00:42:34
be shy either But unless you’re
00:42:37
going to bathe in milk and be left
00:42:39
without a drink, we’ll soon have to be
00:42:42
left without it anyway Greg When this
00:42:45
interstellar jump starts
00:42:46
I How can I know, maybe we will we will
00:42:50
fly in time we will reach the goal It’s not
00:42:53
us who are our crumbling skeletons But,
00:42:57
in fact, it was
00:42:58
the possibility of our death that made our
00:43:01
brain go crazy
00:43:03
Donovan said without turning around
00:43:05
Greg I’m thinking about it, it’s bad we have
00:43:11
nothing to do with ourselves walk back Forward or
00:43:14
talk to yourself you heard how
00:43:17
the guys suffered accidents in flight they
00:43:20
went crazy Where before they died of
00:43:23
hunger I don’t know Greg but from the time
00:43:25
the light came on again something wrong was happening to me there was
00:43:30
silence then I heard
00:43:33
Powell’s voice
00:43:36
with me too what do you feel the
00:43:39
red head turned
00:43:42
what - something is wrong inside, everything is tense and
00:43:45
as if something is pounding, it’s hard to breathe,
00:43:48
I can’t stand still and
00:43:53
you feel a vibration,
00:43:54
sit down for a minute and sit
00:43:57
quietly, you won’t hear it, but you will feel
00:44:00
as if something is beating somewhere and the whole
00:44:04
ship and you along with him, it is true
00:44:08
indeed that this is what you think
00:44:11
Greg, maybe it’s just us ourselves,
00:44:14
maybe Pavel slowly ran his hand over his
00:44:18
mustache Or maybe it’s the ship’s engines
00:44:21
Maybe they are switching to another mode
00:44:24
Why for an interstellar jump, maybe
00:44:29
it’ll start soon and who the hell knows what
00:44:32
will
00:44:33
Donovan think about then said angry
00:44:36
if so then And let but at least we could
00:44:40
do something
00:44:42
humiliating to sit like this and wait
00:44:44
after about an hour Pavel looked at
00:44:47
his hand lying on the metal
00:44:49
armrest of the chair and watched it
00:44:51
calmly said touch the
00:44:53
wall Mike
00:44:56
Donovan he put his palm to the wall and said
00:44:59
She was shaking, the Greek, even the stars seemed to
00:45:03
have turned into foggy specks somewhere
00:45:06
behind the walls, it seemed like a
00:45:08
giant machine was gaining strength, accumulating more
00:45:11
and more energy for a mighty jump,
00:45:15
it started suddenly with a cutting pain,
00:45:18
Powell tensed up all over and
00:45:21
jumped up with a convulsive movement in the chair he still
00:45:25
had time to look and then in his eyes there was
00:45:27
darkness in his ears the thin
00:45:30
sobbing of his coat froze,
00:45:41
something broke out and spun in sparks of
00:45:44
flickering holy pain fell and
00:45:48
spun and rushed down in silence
00:45:52
it was Death it was a world without movement
00:45:56
and without sensations the world of dull,
00:46:00
insensitive consciousness, the consciousness of
00:46:03
darkness and Silence and Chaos and the main
00:46:07
consciousness of eternity,
00:46:09
only an insignificant white
00:46:12
shred of him remained from man, I was
00:46:15
numb and frightened, then
00:46:18
the words
00:46:21
that rolled over him like a sea of ​​thunder sounded soulfully;
00:46:24
your coffin doesn’t fit well on you. Why not
00:46:28
try
00:46:29
elastic coffins from the corpse company squadrons of
00:46:33
their scientifically developed shape
00:46:36
correspond to the natural curves of the body
00:46:39
and are enriched with vitamins Use
00:46:42
cadaver coffins they are comfortable remember You
00:46:46
will be dead for a long time
00:46:50
it was not exactly a sound but whatever it
00:46:54
was it froze in the distance
00:46:56
turning in and learning to whisper an insignificant
00:47:00
white shred that may someday that
00:47:02
was Pavel, clinging in vain to the imperceptible
00:47:05
millennia that surrounded him on all
00:47:08
sides And curled up helplessly when a
00:47:11
piercing cry was heard 100
00:47:13
million ghosts 100 million
00:47:15
Sopranos who grew and intensified
00:47:19
bastard you're so good that you're going to die
00:47:22
bastard you're like you're going to die bastard
00:47:27
you're up and up the crazy
00:47:30
this scream rose in a spiral scale,
00:47:32
turned into a heartbreaking ultrasound,
00:47:35
broke out of earshot and
00:47:38
climbed again Higher and higher, the
00:47:40
white piece was shaken again and again by a
00:47:44
painful spasm, then it quietly
00:47:46
tensed, ordinary voices were heard,
00:47:50
many voices were heard, the crowd was noisy, a
00:47:54
spinning human whirlpool that carried
00:47:56
everything through and past it and carried everything around
00:48:00
at breakneck speed, dropping unsteady fragments
00:48:02
of words,
00:48:04
where are you, buddy, you're covered in holes like a
00:48:07
hyena, but I had it, I
00:48:10
got to Paradise Yes, it's lighting up. Well, what about the
00:48:13
keys? Well, no, he's in my fist,
00:48:16
we did all sorts of things with him business
00:48:20
here, you can put in a word Beelzebub
00:48:25
says Come on, dear weight, Satan is waiting for me.
00:48:33
Hurry, Hurry, the
00:48:54
white piece that was once a powel
00:48:57
timidly fell back, backing away from the
00:49:01
approaching Scream, feeling the
00:49:03
pointing finger painfully poking at it,
00:49:05
everything was mixed up. In the Rainbow of sounds, which
00:49:07
showered fragments on Pavel’s exhausted brain. he was
00:49:11
sitting in the chair again he felt
00:49:15
that he was shaking all over
00:49:17
Donovan opened his eyes Two bulging balls
00:49:21
as if drenched in blue icing
00:49:24
Greg sobbed he you were dead I
00:49:30
felt that he was dead he did not recognize his
00:49:33
hoarse voice Donovan made an attempt to
00:49:36
get up but it was unsuccessful
00:49:39
now we are alive or will it still be I feel
00:49:45
that
00:49:47
Pavel is still alive, he was still wheezing, he asked carefully, did
00:49:49
you hear anything when you
00:49:53
were dead
00:49:54
Donovan was silent, then nodded slowly, and
00:49:58
you, yes, you heard about the coffins and women’s
00:50:03
singing and how the line went to hell, I heard
00:50:06
the donor shook his head, only one the voice is
00:50:10
loud, no, quiet, but so rough, like a
00:50:15
file on the tips of your fingers, it was
00:50:18
a sermon about a fiery hyena, he
00:50:21
talked about torment. Well, you know that, I
00:50:24
once heard such a sermon, almost
00:50:27
like this,
00:50:28
he was all wet with sweat, they noticed
00:50:31
that a weak white light was coming through the porthole
00:50:34
-blue comes from a distant
00:50:38
sparkling pea that was not the
00:50:40
native sun with a
00:50:43
trembling finger pointed at the only
00:50:46
dial The hand of a motionless city
00:50:48
stood in the direction where 300
00:50:52
thousand parsecs were written
00:50:54
Mike said Pavel If this is true then we are
00:50:59
generally outside the Galaxy the
00:51:01
devil answered Donovan So we were the first to
00:51:05
go beyond Solar system Greg
00:51:09
Yes, it was we who flew away from the sun We
00:51:13
escaped beyond the Galaxy Mike this
00:51:17
ship solves the problem this is freedom for
00:51:20
all humanity Freedom to move
00:51:22
to any star for millions and billions
00:51:26
and trillions of stars
00:51:28
And then he fell heavily into a chair
00:51:32
but how will we return Mike Donovan
00:51:35
smiled uncertainly
00:51:37
nonsense the ship brought us here the ship will
00:51:41
take us back And I think I would eat
00:51:44
beans
00:51:47
if he takes us back in the same
00:51:49
way in this way the donor brought us here
00:51:52
without having time to get up again collapsed into a
00:51:56
chair Pavel continued we will have to
00:51:59
die again
00:52:02
Well we will
00:52:05
have to So we will have to at least
00:52:08
this is not forever not very forever
00:52:12
now Susan Calvin has been talking slowly
00:52:14
for six hours she has been slowly interrogating the
00:52:18
brain for six fruitless hours she is tired
00:52:22
of these repetitions from these roundabouts
00:52:25
tired of everything
00:52:27
so the brain is one more question You should
00:52:31
try and answer it simply you had a
00:52:35
clear idea this interstellar
00:52:38
jump is very far It will take them
00:52:42
wherever they want Miss yuzan with the
00:52:45
curvature of space this is not a trick
00:52:47
Honestly,
00:52:48
but on the other side they will see the stars and
00:52:53
everything else What did you think and
00:52:56
unexpectedly for yourself She asked that
00:52:59
means they will be alive of course and the
00:53:03
interstellar jump it won't hurt them she
00:53:06
froze the brain was silent, here it is, she
00:53:11
would touch a certain place the brain quietly
00:53:14
begged she the brain Can you hear me
00:53:17
There was a weak trembling voice of the brain I
00:53:21
must answer
00:53:24
no If you don't want to, of course it
00:53:27
would be interesting but only if you
00:53:30
want to
00:53:31
Susan Calvin tried to speak as
00:53:33
fun as possible Well, you ruined everything for me,
00:53:37
she suddenly jumped up, a realization dawned on her
00:53:42
Oh God, she took her breath away
00:53:46
God, she felt all the
00:53:50
tension of these hours and days instantly
00:53:52
discharged later she told the landing page
00:53:56
I assure you everything is fine No now
00:53:59
Leave me alone the ship will return and
00:54:03
together with people And I want to rest, I
00:54:06
must rest
00:54:08
now Go away,
00:54:10
the ship returned to the ground as quietly and
00:54:13
smoothly as it took off, it sat down exactly in the
00:54:16
same place, the main hatch opened and
00:54:19
two people carefully came out of it, rubbing their
00:54:22
chins overgrown with thick stubble,
00:54:25
and the redhead slowly knelt down and
00:54:27
loudly kissed the concrete path they
00:54:30
ate got rid of the gathered crowd and
00:54:34
two zealous orderlies who jumped out
00:54:36
with a stretcher from the approaching ambulance
00:54:40
Gregory Paul asked where the nearest
00:54:44
shower was, they were taken away then everyone gathered around the
00:54:48
table Here was all the color US robots and
00:54:51
mechanical Man Corporation Pavel Donovan
00:54:54
finished their a short but fascinating
00:54:57
story, the
00:54:58
silence that followed was interrupted by Susan's call
00:55:01
over the past few days,
00:55:04
her usual icy,
00:55:06
somewhat poisonous calmness had returned to her, and
00:55:09
yet she seemed a little embarrassed,
00:55:13
strictly speaking, she said it was all
00:55:17
my fault when we first set
00:55:19
this task to the brain I somehow
00:55:22
I hope some of you remember, I tried my best to
00:55:25
convince him to give back that
00:55:27
portion of data that contains the
00:55:30
dilemma, and I told him something like
00:55:33
this phrase: Don’t worry about the death of
00:55:36
people. For us, it’s not important at all, just
00:55:40
send it back and forget about it.
00:55:43
That’s what the landing page said Well, what
00:55:47
happened was
00:55:48
what was to be expected when
00:55:51
he received this data and he derived a
00:55:54
formula that determined the minimum
00:55:56
period of time required for an
00:55:58
interstellar jump, it became clear that for
00:56:01
people this means death, here you
00:56:04
broke down the machine consolidates, but I
00:56:07
achieved that the death of a person
00:56:09
seemed to the brain not so
00:56:11
significant, not exactly permissible
00:56:14
Because the first law cannot be violated,
00:56:16
but quite unimportant So the
00:56:19
brain managed to once again comprehend this formula
00:56:23
and understand that after this interval people
00:56:26
will return to life in the same way as the
00:56:30
existence of the matter and
00:56:33
energy of the ship itself will resume.
00:56:34
Others in words, this so-called
00:56:37
death turned out to be a purely temporary
00:56:40
phenomenon, she looked around at those sitting at
00:56:43
the table, everyone listened attentively, so
00:56:47
he was able to process this data,
00:56:51
she continued, although for him it passed and was not entirely
00:56:54
painless, despite the fact that death was
00:56:57
supposed to be temporary, despite the fact
00:57:00
that it seemed not very
00:57:02
significant, yet it was
00:57:04
enough to slightly unbalance him,
00:57:08
she calmly finished, he had
00:57:12
a sense of humor, you see, this is also a way out
00:57:15
of the situation, one of the ways of partial
00:57:18
escape from reality, the brain did
00:57:21
with the joker
00:57:23
Pavel and Donovan jumped up, what
00:57:28
Pavel exclaimed Donovan expressed himself much Tsvestya
00:57:31
Yes, that’s what Calvin answered, he cared and
00:57:36
ensured your safety, but you
00:57:39
couldn’t control anything because the
00:57:41
control was not intended for you, but
00:57:44
for your naughty brain, we were able to
00:57:47
contact you by radio Well, you
00:57:50
couldn’t answer, you had enough food But
00:57:53
it was only beans and milk then you
00:57:56
died, so to speak, and were resurrected, it was your
00:58:00
temporary death that was done,
00:58:04
I would like to know how he managed it,
00:58:06
it was a signature joke of the brain, but
00:58:10
his intentions were good,
00:58:13
kind, panting, croaked Don Vaughn Well,
00:58:17
if this cute joker had a neck landing page,
00:58:20
a warning raised his hand and Donovan
00:58:23
fell silent Well, okay It was unpleasant, but it’s all
00:58:26
over, what will we do next,
00:58:31
obviously we have to improve
00:58:34
the engine for curvature of space, said
00:58:36
Bogert calmly. Surely there is
00:58:40
some way to bypass this interval
00:58:42
necessary for the jump, if such a way
00:58:46
exists, we will find it, because only with
00:58:49
us there is a grandiose super robot,
00:58:52
interstellar flights will turn out to be a monopoly of
00:58:55
US robots and humanity will have
00:58:58
the opportunity to conquer the Galaxy,
00:59:01
but how about consolidating this asked the landing page
00:59:05
Hey suddenly interrupted him Donovan I
00:59:09
have a proposal, they did a decent dirty
00:59:12
trick on usrobots, although everything ended not
00:59:15
as bad as they expected and even
00:59:18
good but their intentions were the
00:59:21
worst, and Greg and I got the most,
00:59:24
so they wanted to get a
00:59:26
solution to the problem and they will get it,
00:59:29
send them this ship with a guarantee,
00:59:31
there are robots, they will receive their 200 thousand and
00:59:35
the cost of construction. And if they
00:59:38
want to test it, what? if you let your
00:59:40
brain play around a little more before you
00:59:43
regulate it, it
00:59:45
seems to me that this is fair and just,
00:59:49
the landing page said calmly, and the boger from
00:59:52
Russia didn’t add it and, strictly speaking,
00:59:55
meets the terms of the contract,
00:59:58
I finished my lunch and looked at
01:00:02
her through the smoke of a cigarette, and when was the
01:00:04
world that seems created? golden age
01:00:07
compared to the previous century,
01:00:09
this was also facilitated by our robots,
01:00:14
thinking machines, and thinking machines, but
01:00:18
I didn’t mean them, rather a person, he
01:00:22
died last year, there was unexpectedly deep sadness in her voice,
01:00:27
or at least he considered it necessary to
01:00:30
die knowing that we we don’t need him anymore
01:00:33
it’s Stephen Byerley Yes, I
01:00:38
guessed that you’re talking about him for
01:00:40
the first time, he entered the political Arena in
01:00:44
2032, you were still a boy then and
01:00:48
you can’t remember Under what
01:00:50
circumstances this happened when he
01:00:54
ran for mayor, this is an election
01:00:56
campaign definitely was One of the most
01:00:59
unusual in history,
01:01:03
continuation in the story
01:01:08
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В захватывающем рассказе "Выход из положения" от Исаака Азимова, герои Пауэлл и Донован, выдающиеся испытатели компании "Ю.С. Роботс энд мекэникл мен корпорейшн", оказываются в замкнутом космическом аппарате, где сталкиваются с загадочным заговором. Перед ними открывается тревожный пейзаж: запертый люк и черное бездонное пространство за иллюминатором. Неожиданно герои оказываются запертыми в смертельной ловушке, и теперь им предстоит бороться за выживание в холодных просторах космоса. При помощи своего мастерства и интеллекта, они должны разгадать загадку, спастись от невидимого врага и найти выход из этой ситуации, где каждая секунда имеет решающее значение. Сможет ли их гениальное сочетание науки и смелости преодолеть преграды и обеспечить их спасение? _________________ ПОДДЕРЖАТЬ КАНАЛ ИЗ РФ: 💳 номер карты 5469550077221486 Александр Святославович 💸 https://www.sberbank.com/ru/person/dl/jc?linkname=UG5QATxKcia29EDB7 _________________ ПОДДЕРЖАТЬ КАНАЛ ИЗ ДРУГИХ СТРАН: 💲❤️ Нажать на СУПЕРспасибо (кнопка с долларом в сердечке под видео) _________________ ЧИТАТЬ КНИГИ АЙЗЕКА АЗИМОВА 📖 https://www.litres.ru/author/ayzek-azimov/?lfrom=1080683503 _________________

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