Upheld By Isaac Asimov In Bicentennial Man; Basically Believes That Laws - Courts - And Reason Can Be Used To Uphold The Basic Dignity And Humanity Of People (And Humanoids). This Stands In Stark Contrast To Derrick Bell - Whose Story - The Space Traders - Criticizes The Civil Rights Movement And Argues That Even The Rule Of Law Cannot Ensure The De Facto Prevention Of Rights Or Prevent The Influence Of Racism.

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1. Upheld By Isaac Asimov In Bicentennial Man; Basically Believes That Laws - Courts - And Reason Can Be Used To Uphold The Basic Dignity And Humanity Of People (And Humanoids). This Stands In Stark Contrast To Derrick Bell - Whose Story - The Space Traders - Criticizes The Civil Rights Movement And Argues That Even The Rule Of Law Cannot Ensure The De Facto Prevention Of Rights Or Prevent The Influence Of Racism.

Movement Through Space - Often Causing Encounters With Alien Civilizations. Often Requires The Use Of Technology That Allows Spaceships To Travel Faster Than Light In A Way That Is More Fantastic Than Scientific - Like Battlestar Galactica's Jump Drive Or Star Wars' Hyperspace Capabilities. Also Affiliated With Time Travel Through Einstein's Theory Of Spacetime - As In May Be Some Time.
The Setting Of The Fantasy Chapters In Hard Boiled Wonderland And The End Of The World. The End Of The World Is A Small Village In A Forest Surrounded By A Wall. People Have To Give Up Their Shadows (Their Minds) To Enter The End Of The World. The End Of The World Is Also A Code Word That The Protagonist Of The Science Fiction Chapters Uses To Enter An Unconscious State And Scramble Data. Eventually - It Is Revealed That The End Of The World Is An Isolated Place In The Protagonist's Mind; He Has Created This World As A Way Of Processing "Real Life" And Protecting Himself Emotionally From The Outside World. Reflections Of The Outside World Show Up In The End Of The World. For Example - Each World Has A Librarian With Whom The Viewpoint Character Is Romantically Involved. The Consistency And Impermeability Of His Mind-World Has Allowed Him To Scramble Data Without Killing Himself. However - The Scientist Messes With The Internal "Circuits" Of His Mind So That He Will Be Trapped In The End Of The World For What Will Seem - To Him - To Be An Eternity.
The Three Laws Of Robotics
Financial Armageddon - Similar To The Panic Of '89.

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