And it is the particular story of psychohistorian Hari Seldon, the only man who can see the horrors the future has in store-a dark age of ignorance, barbarism, and violence that will last for thirty thousand years. It is the saga of the Galactic Empire, crumbling after twelve thousand years of rule. Isaac Asimov’s seminal Foundation trilogy-one of the cornerstones of modern speculative fiction-in a single hardcover volume.
Imagine combining all the disciplines into one and all the knowledge that would give imagine trying to deliver that message over the span of centuries-and does the very act of disseminating information change the future or does it cause what was always meant to be? (AKA Blair's favorite book of all time. In the millions of galaxies that exist a man named Hari Seldon has predicted the future and it’s HOW he predicts, not what, that is so fascinating to me. This is one of those stories that makes you wonder how a human could hold all of it in their head. So this was my first sci-fi and I haven’t looked back (at other genres) since.
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