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3001 by Arthur C. Clarke
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I really should have stopped after 2010, but at least I finished the series.

In this finale, Clarke brings back a character from 2001 - the flight engineer of the Discovery, Frank Poole. It's been 1,000 years since Hal set him up to drift to death in a shuttle accident, but a crew working near Neptune spots his vehicle on their sensors, long frozen but somehow not dead. Bringing the story full circle with the original crew, Frank eventually finds himself in contact with the Star Child, David Bowman/Hal, from within the Jovian monolith.

What a ridiculous ending. The way humans kicked the can on the threat of the intelligence behind the monoliths was so simplistic and convenient. Defeating the beings behind Creation, or at least, Evolution, with something so comparatively low-tech? Dumb.
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Reading Progress

October 4, 2021 – Shelved as: 2-series-sequels-tbr
October 4, 2021 – Shelved
June 5, 2022 – Shelved as: 2-series-sequels-tbr
July 10, 2022 – Shelved as: 3-series-sequels-tbr
July 17, 2022 – Shelved as: 2-series-staging
October 17, 2022 – Shelved as: 3-series-staging
October 23, 2022 – Shelved as: 3-audio-staging
November 12, 2022 – Started Reading
November 12, 2022 –
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November 12, 2022 –
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November 12, 2022 – Shelved as: g-sci-fi
November 12, 2022 – Shelved as: sg-aliens-or-space
November 12, 2022 – Shelved as: 2-stars
November 12, 2022 – Shelved as: audiobook
November 12, 2022 – Shelved as: pd-future
November 12, 2022 – Finished Reading

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