This is a short story involving our favorite wacky detectives, Elijah Baley and R. Daneel Olivaw (it helps to have read “I, Robot” and “The Robot Novels”) This is a bit different from the previous novels as there is no murder mystery, but more of a logic poser. Jander Pannell; Gladia Delmarre/R. A pretty cool short story to fill the gap and add some extra lore to the following books(Robots of Dawn/Robots and Empire). Welcome back. R. Daneel Olivaw visits his old friend Elijah Baley on Earth, requesting his assistance in resolving an issue on a Spacer ship. To Sabbat's robot, Baley explains that it would be more important to protect Humboldt's reputation than Sabbat's: the latter's offences could be explained away as the errors of a hot-blooded youth and he has a long career ahead of him to recover his reputation, while Humboldt's great historic achievements would be forgotten in the wake of his one crime and he would have little lifespan left to make up for it. James S.A. Corey on the End of 'The Expanse' and a New Life for the TV Show. The vessel's passengers include two great Spacer mathematicians headed to a scientific conference on Aurora: the 270-year-old veteran Alfred Barr Humboldt, and the young (under 50) up-and-coming Gennao Sabbat. Each of the men has a personal robot, of identical model and production year, testifying in its master's support. Or some critic? While there is lots of debate and decisions yet to come, modern day roboticists are considering what “laws” should be built into robots and Asimov’s three laws are the most renown. Neither mathematician will confess to the crime (and there is no guarantee that a confession would result in justice, in any case) or accept a psychic probe, and no documentary evidence is available to resolve the issue. This is a short story involving our favorite wacky detectives, Elijah Baley and R. Daneel Olivaw (it helps to have read “I, Robot” and “The Robot Novels”) This is a bit different from the previous novels as there is no murder mystery, but more of a logic poser. Who says the enclosed stories are my ‘best’? By using LibraryThing you acknowledge that you have read and understand our, Lije Baley solves a problem worthy of Solomon for R. Daneel. Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. After the story appeared, he received many letters from readers stating "Thanks, but we mean a novel".[1]. It is a sequel to The Caves of Steel and The Naked Sun. Copyright LibraryThing and/or members of LibraryThing, authors, publishers, libraries, cover designers, Amazon, Bol, Bruna, etc. Mirror Image is a short story by Isaac Asimov, originally published in the May 1972 issue Analog Science Fiction and Fact. We’d love your help. The reputations of the scientists are at stake, but neither is admitting any wrongdoing. And whoever says it--can it be so? The captain of the ship wants to resolve the issue before getting to the destination, so Daneel, who is along for the trip, suggests a brief stop on Earth, so he can consult with Elijah about it. Neither will admit guilt and it would reflect badly on the ship's captain not to resolve the authorship prior to arrival at the planet where the papers are to be presented. Elijah Baley is surprised to get a visit from R. Daneel Olivaw—but the visit is professional. Click to read more about Mirror Image by Isaac Asimov. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Iz tog razloga je i posebno ocenjujem ovde na Goodreads-u. And you probably know them from their wildly... "Mirror Image" is a science fiction short story by Isaac Asimov, originally published in the May 1972 issue Analog Science Fiction and Fact, and collected in The Best of Isaac Asimov (1973), The Complete Robot (1982), Robot Visions (1990), and The Complete Stories, Volume 2 (1992). Seems that two scientists, one quite old (270 or so) and the other quite young (30’s), are aboard a spaceship bound for the Outer Worlds. This is a slight piece written to satisfy the lust of Asimov’s fans for yet more stories involving Baley and Olivaw. Immagine speculare (Mirror Image) è un racconto di fantascienza del 1972 di Isaac Asimov.Il racconto, pubblicato per la prima volta nel maggio del 1972 sulla rivista Analog Science Fiction, fa parte dell'antologia Il meglio di Asimov (in cui è stato tradotto in italiano nel 1975) e Tutti i miei robot, ed è attualmente presente anche in altre raccolte di racconti di Asimov. "Mirror Image" is a science fiction short story by American writer Isaac Asimov, originally published in the May 1972 issue Analog Science Fiction and Fact, and collected in The Best of Isaac Asimov (1973), The Complete Robot (1982), Robot Visions (1990), and The Complete Stories, Volume 2 (1992). When they pressed their chests against one another, everything aligned perfectly. Seems that two scientists, one quite old (270 or so) and the other quite young (30’s), are aboard a spaceship bound for the Outer Worlds. It gets a comparatively low rating here largely because it suffers in comparison to its two older and better siblings. Humboldt claims that prior to boarding the ship, he devised a revolutionary mathematical technique for neural analysis, and discussed the matter with Sabbat while abroad. Refresh and try again. There are no discussion topics on this book yet. You probably know coauthors Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck as James S.A. Corey—their shared pen name. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. Their musculous bodies looked like mirror images of one another. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Baley agrees that it could have gone either way, but the result matches his original suspicion that a younger man coming up with a new idea would easily consult someone he had revered and studied, whereas an older man would be unlikely to consult an "upstart" when he was about to arrive at a conference of his peers, and he only used the robot's response an his interpretation of it to force a confession from the elder mathematician. The younger's robot switches his story to protect the elder man, while the elder's robot tries to maintain the elder is innocent, but ends up malfunctioning. by Analog Science Fiction and Fact. Being Spacers, neither scientist will speak to an Earthman, but they do allow Baley to unofficially interview their personal robots via telepresence. Afterwards, Daneel asks why Baley selected that interpretation, as it could just as easily be argued that it would be easier for a robot to switch from lying to telling the truth than the reverse. To Humboldt's robot, he takes the opposite position: Humboldt's past reputation would shield him from the worst consequences, and he would be excused as an old man no longer sound in judgement; the less secure Sabbat would have a future great career, spanning hundreds of years, closed off by a single mistake of youth.
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