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From: kim@analog.UUCP (Kim Helliwell          )
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Subject: Re: Ref. Computers in SF
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Date: Thu, 2-May-85 11:11:55 EDT
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> From: Richard.G.Turner, PERI-ET, USARI  <rturner@usadhq2>
> 
> The recent query about stories with computers reminded me of one I really
> enjoyed several years ago. I don't remember title or author, but it seems
> that it was on the line of short-story, novelette, length.
> 
> The story was a series of vignettes taking part at various points in man's
> history, starting with the computer era and ending (or re-beginning) after
> the universe had run down from entropy. All that was left at that time was a
> computer which had evolved to the point that it existed as pure energy.
> 
> Anyone else remember this one?
> 
> rick

I don't remember the title (Possibly "Let There Be Light"), but surely this was
written by Isaac Asimov, and appears in his short-story collection, 
_Nine_Tomorrows_.