Compelling Story, With or Without the Missing Pieces
It’s the story that counts. The audience of 60,000 who bought the book upon its publication didn’t care about the science that was left out of the compelling storyline. And the third parties who were very interested in the missing science knew that it was missing and would eventually obtain it in the traditional way: espionage and their own devices.
It’s the story that counts. The audience of 60,000 who bought the book upon its publication didn’t care about the science that was left out of the compelling storyline. And the third parties who were very interested in the missing science knew that it was missing and would eventually obtain it in the traditional way: espionage and their own devices.