The Point of View - Stanley G. Weinbaum

[@sierraseven3680]

Weinbaum was an innovative voice in science fiction - Isaac Asimov was a great admirer of his. He died at age 33, less than two years after his first published science fiction story ("A Martian Odyssey"). I always wonder what great works he would have produced if he had lived longer.

[@jeffrogers210]

Beautifully read!

[@n.b.2164]

Cool little story. Loved the ending. Funny.

[@johnmccartan4359]

This story is great. It gives us a glimpse of the psychology of those in the past. The fellow wanted to psychoanalyze the doctors assist. He spent weeks doing a psychoanalysis of this fellow. The conviction of those men is mind blowing. Today you see the doctor. A couple of minutes. A blood test and a quick synopsis, here a drug see you later, bye. We really have to start loving are fellow man.

[@julietannerino446]

"...psychons, the unit particle of thought" Love it!

[@JoaoSantos-lv4rc]

I bet he drew during philosophy classes. thank you for posting!

[@sebastianmelmoth9100]

VANN! MANDER!! POOTZ!!!

[@bigearl3867]

Damn, it's 2019, and we're getting dumber. In 1936 we still had hope.

[@TicTocRobotSnot]

What actor would you all like to see cast in the role of van Manderputz? Dixon?

[@JoaoSantos-lv4rc]

aah it's the point-of-view gunx).

[@VeggiesOutFront]

2016 was the epitome of a stupid year

[@bryine.willis8683]

Uno