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My Name is Legion by Roger Zelazny:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
A collection of novellas about a man who does not exist. A member of the project that gathered data about every person on Earth for a single database, he elected to be an unperson. He can be whoever he wants to be, and in this capacity he does contract work for a detective agency with unusual clients.

('Home is the Hangman' by Roger
Zelazny)
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an invention:
Bubble City Underwater domes provide living space for large communities.
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RUMOKO - island builder A project to create additional land surface by deliberate stimulation of undersea volcanoes.
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