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"I kind of take it for granted that our great-grandchildren will regard us as a sort of precursor species. That they won't think of us as human and if we could see them, we probably wouldn't think of them as human either." 
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 An enjoyable use for this idea, beloved by sf fans. 
 Thanks to Winchell Chung at Project Rho for the tip on this item.
 
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