Time Magazine's All-time 100 Best Non-fiction Books の小説・ストーリー

It was all he'd ever wanted. The seal of redemption at last arrived from a source very much out of the blue: TIME Magazine. They included Clarkson in their "100 Most Influential People." The piece was written, much to everyone's surprise, by an old political rival, a brusque senator who had hitherto exchanged blows with Clarkson over shipping bills.

They can't do anything good in humanity nor even help us be free, but since he's my mother's invention, then he'll be an exemption for that. Those past generations are amazed by this robot. I've read it from the book I saw years ago, the 20th-century book. There are oy few robots that they are advertising there, they are so mesmerized by it that they desperately want to have one but they can't for robots are that expensive in their time without knowing that it'll be free yet destructive in this era. Maybe if I were in the past, I will also be amazed by it. But sadly, I was delivered in an era where lives are useless. I'm living in a world where existence is being questioned and secrets overr