Website review: &How it Happened& by Isaac Asimov
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•50 reviews since Jan 6, 2008
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•sumware.com/creation.html
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MamaJS rated 3 weeks ago- A "short-short" by Isaac Asimov. He may be on to something with this one....
- Charismachine rated 7 weeks ago
- LOLLLLLLLLLLLOLLL
- BruceSr rated 7 weeks ago
- How it Happened Isaac Asimov
- JMauser rated 3 months ago
- Or some priests during the 6th century B.C. decided to emphasize their tradition and put their own version of creation down in addition to other accounts. This explains the two-accounts of creation. Pretty much all of Genesis up to Abraham is likely mythological and theosophical.
- angelinfreefall rated 3 months ago
- Six days, six million eons....still pretty impressive.
- amateur6 rated 3 months ago
- Love it. But you know, there's more than a little something wrong with having a Sumware.com copyright on that page...
On the plus side, they didn't put any ads on it. - Love it. But you know, there's more than a little something wrong with having a Sumware.com copyright on that page...
- Doktor-Caligari rated 3 months ago
- More than just being clever for its own sake, Asimov demonstrates how narrative order the universe.
- Billykerr rated 3 months ago
- I caught on right away, but it just was a little...boring I suppose.
- Shandooga rated 3 months ago
- In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. Gen 1:1. How long did that take? It didn't say.
- gypsyfair rated 3 months ago
- very funny ,well writen
