Excerpts from "Bradburnamov Robot Factory Memories"

[Kristine_ES]

“It was different in those days, you know?  It was an honor, not a crime, to let your child to work in the factory, and if he wanted to leave (unlikely as that would ever be) there were a thousand other children in line waiting for the chance to work in that gorgeous place.”

“Of course it was an emotional moment, the day I cast the tie-breaking vote that began the ‘One World’ policy, and I knew in my bones it was right. Perhaps I cast my vote not as President of the former United States, but as a woman who knew this was the only way humanity would survive."

“Richard Bradburnamov does not grant interviews and is not about to start today. Our public relations department knows the nature of your questions, and though we respect your position as heiress of Hawking Foundation, we will not honor your request.”

[Kristine_ES]

robert: he thinks he's complex. we think he's something else... 

[Robert McEvily]

Bradburnamov sounds like a real db.

[Kristine_ES]

workin' on it, hold please...  

[Teresa]

Ditto what Gita said about being intrigued.  Is there at least a mini-series for 6S?

[Gita]

Is this from the novel you are writing? Will we get to see the manuscript in person? In these short six sentences you have already intrigued me.