Re: (review) Psychohistorical Crisis by Donald Kingsbury

Repost - Malposted followup to wrong thread corrected.

James Nicoll wrote:

Psychohistorical Crisis by Donald Kingsbury
>
Convicted and executed for an unspeakable crime, Eron Osa must now
determine what he will do with the rest of his life.
>
https://jamesdavisnicoll.com/review/a-strong-foundation

    Luckly for Eron, not all of him was killed. Only his
    fam was removed and disintegrated. As the fam contained
    most of his memories and greatly augmented his cognition,
    the execution destroyed most of Eron as he was. However,
    some small part of Eron survives, that rudimentary part
    of him that is entirely biological. This fragment must
    now carve out a new life for himself.

Phaethon suffers a similar seizure in THE GOLDEN AGE [1]. But Phaethon
willfully excises his artificially augmented awareness.
   Shortly after the saga's start, the Posbis play a prominent part in
Perry Rhodan. They are Pos(itronic) Bi(ological) Robots.
   In both cases the biological brain's anima arguably ambiguates the
agressive animus' binary thought process.

Note.

[1] <https://scifiwright.com/samples/fic/golden-age-trilogy/#1.0>


Danke,

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