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Time is the Simplest Thing by Clifford Simak:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
Another terrific novel; it has an unusual twist to the hard science fiction premise that machines will get us what we want. Shepherd Blaine, who travels to the stars in his mind, runs into someone (or something) he did not expect: an immortal creature who can unlock a new future for humanity. It was originally published as "The Fisherman".

('Time is the Simplest Thing' (The Fisherman) by Clifford Simak)
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Star Machine - explore the stars A device that serves as a boost to psychokinetic powers of mind, enabling paranormals to send their awareness to distant planets.
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Transo - teleportation Teleportation of objects and personnel, used as the basis for "Trading Post" stores across the planet.
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