will“Suppose you take control of all frogs in the Institute?” said John. “You can watch Jurgens as closely as you like but you’ll have to keep the frogs out of the way of the watch circuits. Take the ones also that are watching Kit. Increase them to at least a hundred and place them around the house in the brush and the trees.”
“But what do we do if all this fails? What are we to do then?”
“If we let the people know then we have done all that we can do or all that is necessary. They will take care of the rest.”
“You have too much faith in the ‘people,’” said Al. “The ‘people’ are like a wild uncertain animal that would as soon rip and destroy a bed of tender flowers as pass it by. We need much more of a weapon than such blind trust.”
“What else?”
“Suppose every cybernetic brain could
