What would be the effect of gradually drawing away from the iron laws under which, since its scampering pleistocene infancy, humankind had lived? (Brian Aldiss)

What would be the effect of gradually drawing away from the iron laws under which, since its scampering pleistocene infancy, humankind had lived?

Brian Aldiss

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