Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

Survey Team – “We might be able to find evidence of our own origin in the most unlikely place, and this place is Mars.”

The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike – “Neanderthal remains came to light in the 1800s.”

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

Holy Quarrel – “I don’t have ethics.”

Nanny – “Pepper only exists to be your robot buddy. . .”

Vulcan’s Hammer – “For now, it’s going to be all rural, but in the next couple weeks we’re hoping to do suburban simulations over unoccupied buildings.”

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

Radio Free Albemuth – “I want to be useful or bring enjoyment to all people, even those I’ve never met.”

The Electric Ant – “What part does free will play in consciousness, if any at all?”

The Minority Report – “Chiesa calmly called the police and told them that he was going to approach the neighbors and shoot them.”

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

James P. Crow – “Robots are entering the workforce. Some will work alongside you. Others, sadly, will put you outof work. “

The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch – “Your brain doesn’t care where it gets information from, it just figures out what to do with it.”

Mr. Spaceship – “A lab-grown rat brain flew a simulated plane!”

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

     Foster, You’re Dead ! – “But the most pressing question is is it zombie-proof?”

     Ubik – “This week’s stories are about walking around in dead bodies, speaking to the dead, taking care of birds that emerge from the dead, and aliens.”

     The Penultimate Truth – “The fake battle that fooled IS supporters – and their opponents.”

Which PKD Story Are We In Today ?

     The Crack In Space – “It’s about manipulating matter faster. . . And that is a capability     that we have not had until now.”

     The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch – “We’re dealing with something very small,     injectable, more like a drug than a device. I think it’s really exciting.”

     James P. Crow – “There’s certainly an argument to be made that we shouldn’t employ     people in dangerous jobs simply because they need money and something to do all day.”