I remember reading, long ago, a science fiction story about a computer-oriented future where the punishment for crimes wasn't jail ... instead your brain was altered so that you were incapable of operating or comprehending anything electronic and had to depend on the charity of others to do your banking, food ordering, communication, etc. Seems most appropriate for folk who have nothing better to do than mess up the system for everyone else ...
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I remember reading, long ago, a science fiction story about a computer-oriented future where the punishment for crimes wasn't jail ... instead your brain was altered so that you were incapable of operating or comprehending anything electronic and had to depend on the charity of others to do your banking, food ordering, communication, etc. Seems most appropriate for folk who have nothing better to do than mess up the system for everyone else ...
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From the Cataloguer's Desktop
The book notes have been piling up so I finally got 'round to posting a new title list over at
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