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* SequelGap: Twenty-six years after ''Literature/TheNakedSun'', although there was [[Literature/MirrorImage a short story]] which came out "merely" elevel years earlier.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: Even with the Spacer dislike for being disturbed, it is hard to imagine today that Doctor Fastolfe would have given Baley two robots and a car for his own use, yet left the detective without a way to contact him in case of some problem the robots couldn't help with. Especially considering that at the beginning of the novel, Baley is chastised for leaving his police pager at home. Today, he would have had a phone with him to contact Fastolfe the moment it became clear the car was sabotaged.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: Even with the Spacer dislike for being disturbed, it is hard to imagine today that Doctor Fastolfe would have given Baley two robots and a car for his own use, yet left the detective without a way to contact him in case of some problem the robots couldn't help with. Especially considering that at the beginning of the novel, Baley is chastised for leaving his police pager at home. Today, he would have had a phone with him to contact Fastolfe the moment it became clear the car was sabotaged.
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* SequelGap: Twenty-six years after ''Literature/TheNakedSun'', although there was [[Literature/MirrorImage a short story]] which came out "merely" elevel eleven years earlier.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: Even with the Spacer dislike for being disturbed, it is hard to imagine today that Doctor Fastolfe would have given Baley two robots and a car for his own use, yet left the detective without a way to contact him in case of some problem the robots couldn't helpwith.with (a situation which occurred more than once in the time he was away). Especially considering that at the beginning of the novel, Baley is chastised for leaving his police pager at home. Today, he would have had a phone with him to contact Fastolfe the moment it became clear the car was sabotaged.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: Even with the Spacer dislike for being disturbed, it is hard to imagine today that Doctor Fastolfe would have given Baley two robots and a car for his own use, yet left the detective without a way to contact him in case of some problem the robots couldn't help
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* SequelGap: Twenty-six years after ''Literature/TheNakedSun'', although there was [[Literature/MirrorImage a short story]] which came out "merely" elevel years earlier.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: Even with the Spacer dislike for being disturbed, it is hard to imagine today that Doctor Fastolfe would have given Baley two robots and a car for his own use, yet left the detective without a way to contact him in case of some problem the robots couldn't help with. Especially considering that at the beginning of the novel, Baley is chastised for leaving his police pager at home. Today, he would have had a phone with him to contact Fastolfe the moment it became clear the car was sabotaged.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: Even with the Spacer dislike for being disturbed, it is hard to imagine today that Doctor Fastolfe would have given Baley two robots and a car for his own use, yet left the detective without a way to contact him in case of some problem the robots couldn't help with. Especially considering that at the beginning of the novel, Baley is chastised for leaving his police pager at home. Today, he would have had a phone with him to contact Fastolfe the moment it became clear the car was sabotaged.
