Science fiction; Subconsciousness -- Fiction; Time travel -- Fiction
"I'm taking a two-week honeymoon before we talk business," he told the
approaching three men. "But don't go away. We'll be back in ten
minutes!"
Honolulu looked lovely in the moonlight, and June was the perfect
month for a wedding.
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EDITORIAL NOTE: Actually, _Pursuit_ ends where the real
story is just beginning! Disregarding other powers, when men
can move instantly over any distance by simple desire, it's
the beginning of a life and culture totally unrelated to
anything we know. What will it be like? Where should houses
be built--and will they be built? A housewife can have her
dining-room in the mountains and her kitchen in a community
(to simplify and cheapen plumbing, etc.) 10,000 miles away,
or on another planet! There can be no national boundaries,
of course. What happens to the multiplicity of languages?
What happens to government? How do you catch a criminal? How
do you hold him?
There are endless possibilities, naturally. We're tossing it
open to the readers. You tell us what you think that world
will be like--if you can! We'll print the best letters--and
if the authors want to use this background, we'll buy the
best stories based on it.
We will not be responsible for mental break-downs, however!
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Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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