Absolutely no paradox

Author: Lester Del Rey
Language: English
Subjects: Science fiction · Short stories · Time travel
Shelves: Category: Short Stories · Category: Science-Fiction & Fantasy

The opening, in English.

If time-travel is possible, then why haven't we been visited by people from the future? But Pete LeFranc found the answer to that.

[Transcriber's Note: This etext was produced from Science Fiction Quarterly May 1951. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.]

The old men's section of the Arts and Science Club was always the best ordered. The robots somehow managed to avoid clanking there; the greensward beyond the veranda was always just right, and the drinks were the best for six counties. Old Ned Brussels touched his glass to his lips appreciatively, sighed in contentment, and waited for some of the other oldsters to break the silence.

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