The Eyes Have It

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ttle eccentricity, sometimes, makes for good equalization. Hypothetically, you could discover this sort of humor anyplace. In any case, just a topflight science-fictionist, we thought, could have composed this story, in simply thusly… .

Book Excerpt

The reference was obviously to a nonhuman types of inconceivable properties, not indigenous to Earth. An animal types, I rush to call attention to, usually taking on the appearance of standard individuals. Their camouflage, notwithstanding, got straightforward despite the accompanying perceptions by the creator. It was on the double evident the creator knew it all. Knew it all – and was taking it in his step. The line (and I shudder recollecting that it even now) read: