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It's a massive tome, but I don't know how much more of this I'll be reading. As speculative science-fiction, it would be a great read. But the insistence that this is all about the actual universe we live in makes Ray's ideas bonkers at times.

I am convinced he has great insights into technological progress. However, when he mixes this with misunderstandings and generalizations about nature and biology, I'm out.

Surprisingly wel-written characters, in a science fiction story by an author who is not very well known. I quite like this kind of grounded solar system scifi, where you get a classic lineup of Earth as the big powerhouse, Mars a highly developed world, with "the belt" as the third world, literally and figuratively. The story is set after a big war, which actually equalizes those relationships a bit more, which is a