My favorite Phillip K.Dick story is The Last of the Masters. Having worked
with “ancient” machines, I understand the odd attachment [pun intended]. Maybe it's desperation.
The software and processes are sound, the hardware is ancient but you stay with
what you know, unaware of where to migrate to or afraid of change.

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There are flashes of brilliance but too many routines pasted together prevents cohesion and central focus. Expect repetition of themes from past books [again with the centipedes…]. What’s sad is that one character, an old writer is really Burroughs in which he details himself at the “end of words”.

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