Lyme Rhapsody

"Clay Man Fourteen" is more like philosophy than science fiction. Clay Man also claims to tell mankind about mankind and itself in a missionary tone and attitude. Clay Figure's words have many long sentences, and some parts may be so cumbersome that people may forget the core point of view they were originally intended to express. This book is very helpful for expanding your thinking, but the prerequisite is that you can understand the clay figures. If you have read "The Selfish Gene", it will be easy to understand the evolution and passwords that the Clay Man talks about. But that's not all. As science fiction, it also contains human self-criticism of ignorance and criticism of religion, but this book is more powerful and directly rises to the criticism of civilization. It is easy to feel the poverty and shallowness of your own knowledge while reading this book. With the same cover, the physical book has more sections and chapters and key words in bold, which makes the reading experience better and is worth collecting.

Through the mouth of the "mud man", he questioned human wisdom and civilization, and made me think about whether our so-called evolution is really that perfect. The character behavior is interesting and the author's imagination is amazing. Recommended to friends who like science fiction and philosophy, it will definitely inspire you!

If you like profound philosophical and scientific works, this is it. (It doesn't feel like a science fiction novel, but more like a philosophical caprice, but it borrows science fiction themes)

This book can only be regarded as a serious science fiction novel at best, and it is far from philosophical.

The seemingly unreliable prediction has a profound scientific foundation. This is both a prediction of the future and an in-depth discussion of the possible future!