Otzadian experiment. Herbert F.
Far future. Hundreds of reasonable races are combined into the interplanetary confederation of the conscious. And this confederation would have lived happily if its government, caught in the idea of combating the bureaucracy, did not include the “green light” to all good (in theory) initiatives...
no more delay. Laws are adopted within an hour. Committees are multiplied, the budget is cracking at the seams. The Confederation falls into chaos. Only individual conscious understand the horror of what is happening and, in order to at least somehow slow down the unwound flywheel of the authorities, unite at the sabotage bureau. Bureau agents have to show miracles of ingenuity in order to remain within the framework of the law, but the resistance of the authorities and society is so great that sometimes they have to cross this framework, and then everything is used, up to bribery, blackmail and murder.
Once, an alarming information comes to the Sabotage Bureau: the planet is isolated using an impenetrable shell called “God's Wall” in order to conduct a monstrous experiment...
| Characteristics | |
| A country | Russia |
| Age | From 16 years old |
| Author | Herbert Frank |
| Number of pages | 384 |
| The year of publishing | 2022 |
| Translator | Sandrova N. |
| Type of cover | Soft binding |
| Type of paper | Offset |
| View | Classical science fiction |
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