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Brain

Brain

De : Edmond Hamilton
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In a clandestine facility, a colossal mechanical brain is built as Americas cutting-edge defense against the specter of war. While its formidable capabilities are initially harnessed for military operations crucial to national security, The Brain soon finds its powers extending into the mundane aspects of modern life. But what unfolds when this extraordinary machine ... awakens? (Summary by quartertone)Copyright Science Fiction Collection Politique et gouvernement Science-fiction Sciences politiques
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