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eric s. rabkin and jesse willis discuss i will never celebrate new year’s again by alfred bester i will never celebrate new year’s again was first published in rogue, february 1963. science fiction, the 2nd half was never published, the first half is public domain, greg bear and poul anderson’s daughter, bad logic, a strange curiosity, 1953, oh crap my subscription’s lapsed!, the escape, putting poul anderson on notice!, scott’s prediction, idea science fiction, fantastic, very good, the reviews, what people love about it, too short?, 164 pages, archie brock, jesse is not here to poop on the book, the imagery, the opening, ray bradbury, an elephant, a chimpanzee with a shotgun, these covers are weird, not a novel about an an*mal uprising, that’s not what you see mostly, didn’t come to fruition, throwaway stuff, a revolution in africa, a one off, gorillas organizing, protector by larry niven, a fire upon the de*p by vernor vinge, the laws of thought in different in different parts of the galaxy, earth is in the slow zone, stories that nest within this premise, a dampening field was turned off, echoes in other stories about intelligence or stupidity, anderson didn’t say enough, it wasn’t philosophical enough, the dog, reflection on motivation, reading news reports, the chinese army has defected, characters coming up with explanations for other characters to shoot down, a shotgun approach, the goodreads reviews, a good idea for a bunch of different writers to tackle, mike resnick can take a bone and chew on it real good, rachel in love by pat murphy, flowers for algernon, a lack of focus, a whole novel about that fa*m, what does it mean to be smart, people going crazy, its better to be stupid (so as to not be unhappy), a philosophical meditation or exploration, among the scientists, cut the book up, the space stuff is supposed to make us think, is there something that we don’t see?, that’s amazing, no backup systems, no safeguards, an arrogance there, hubris!, racing brains, manic, what about the insects?, the pigs, it almost turned into an*mal fa*m for a