Failed attempt by government agency to suppress Time Viewer research led to loss of privacy debacle.JohnD said:possibly
remind me of the plot?
I would have a stab at 1955.do you know when it was written?
Oh. Did you go off him?As one time I read all his stuff, but no more.
Big mistake. I bet you regret it now.yes, I stopped being a teenager.
You memory is astounding. Although it does seem to hinge around voyeurism.I remember it now,
When did the past begin?
Just now.
So the Chronoscope can see what happened half a second ago more clearly than what happened in ancient Carthage. So I could use it to look at the lady next door taking a bath half a second ago (which is to all practical purposes real-time).
Indeed, yes. The Institute. Your recollection of the story couldn't be better if you were reading it right now.The institute published occasional boring papers on long-dead history to keep the public thinkig history and the machine are boring, and prevent anyone being interested enough to think about it or build one.
And how similar to YouTube is that?But the person in the story has a mate who builds one and discovers it is useless for ancient history but good for nosepoking..
Big mistake. I bet you regret it now.yes, I stopped being a teenager.
You memory is astounding. Although it does seem to hinge around voyeurism.
Im sure i've seen that movie somewhere before??In retrospect, that sounds a lot like the opening scenes of that movie "Deja Vu", where Denzel Washington and some eggheads were watching a woman taking a bath 4 days in the past.