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Foundation vs Dune
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Not totally true, like Asimov's math wanted to reinstate the Imperium, so is kinda the other way arround.
Yes, it was The Mule that introduced the anomaly.
Hey, for spoilers do:
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[spoiler text]Thanks. After 50+ years I did not think it would be a spoiler.
Yeah because all people who want to read said book where alive back then /s smh.
and really, is super easy to just put it as a spoiler.
I was not alive then either and read it decades after it was written. Honestly, I think having to use a spoiler tag for a story written almost 80 years ago is not necessary.
I disagree, Stories doesn't have an expiration date, you can read today The fundation Unspoiled ADM we should try to keep it that way.