01701nam a2200253Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000150006905000170008408200110010110000340011224500690014625000140021526000400022930000240026935000090029349000370030250000110033950400410035050509630039165000490135470000440140352062BIBL20160527185254.0720202s1972    nyu      b    00010 eng    a 74170797 0 aQ171b.H3155  a508/.110aHarrison, Harryecomp.2Local10aAhead of time.cEdited by Harry Harrison and Theodore J. Gordon.  a[1st ed.]0 aGarden City, N.Y.bDoubledayc1972.  axii, 201 p.c22 cm.  a4.950 aDoubleday science fiction2Local  a920306  aIncludes bibliographical references.0 aThe conquest of senescence, by R. W. Prehoda.--People freezing: the establishment thaws, by R. C. W. Ettinger.--What are tachyons, and what could we do with them? By G. Feinberg.--Inside-out worlds, by D. M. Cole and D. W. Cox.--Requirements for communications to a naive recipient, by A. G. Wilson and T. J. Gordon.--Search for artificial stellar sources of infrared radiation, by F. J. Dyson.--Psychology in the year 2000, by G. Murphy.--Do plants feel emotions? By T. Bacon and R. Kirkpatrick.--Anomalous prediction of quantum processes by some human subjects, by H. Schmidt.--Long delayed echoes of radio transmissions, by O. G. Villard, Jr., C. R. Graf, and J. M. Lomasney.--The life and death of Project Camelot, by I. L. Horowitz.--The jousting at Camelot--or social technology encounters the shield of the social structure, by T. R. Vallance.--Ovshinsky: promoter or persecuted genius? By P. M. Boffey.--The strange case of polywater, by M. Sinclair. 0aSciencexAddresses, essays, lectures.2Local10aGordon, Theodore J.ejoint comp.2Local