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From: dca@edison.UUCP (David C. Albrecht)
Newsgroups: net.sf-lovers
Subject: Re: Re: Ref. Computers in SF
Message-ID: <485@edison.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 8-May-85 09:05:03 EDT
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Posted: Wed May  8 09:05:03 1985
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> In article <178@hyper.UUCP> brust@hyper.UUCP (Steven Brust) writes:
> 
> >Yes.  One of my favorites.  The author is Asimov, and the
> >title is...er...I forget.  The computers are called x-AC,
> >where x is galactic, cocmic, universal, etc.  It deals
> >with Man asking: "Can you reverse entropy?"
> >			-- SKZB
> 
> I believe the title was along the lines of "The Last Question".
> -- 
> Cathy Schevon

Yep, and can be found in "The Best of Isaac Asimov" if you can find
one around.

David Albrecht
General Electric