(1) Isaac Asimov wrote a book on the idea.

(2) His favorites included Arthur C.Clarke and Isaac Asimov.

(3) When did Isaac Asimov die?

(4) One of the most celebrated science fiction authors, Isaac Asimov[http://], outlined 'Three Laws of Robotics' in a novel featuring human-like robots. The rules were designed to protect people from harm.

(5) I'm not a writer myself, so I'm having Isaac Asimov write this up for me.

(6) Isaac Asimov, the prodigious popularizer of science, reacts hotly to the Jastrow book.

(7) As Isaac Asimov once commented, we scored a touchdown, then took our football and went home.

(8) Isaac Asimov is the only author to have a book in every Dewey-decimal category.

(9) Isaac Asimov set out his famous three laws of robotics in 'I, Robot,' thereby laying the foundation for our eventual robot overlords to show us some decency.

(10) An American writer, Isaac Asimov, confronted them with their most memorable dilemmas.

(11) Gene Rodenberry, Isaac Asimov and other science fiction writers transport readers to times and galaxies far away.

(12) Still, the famous scientist and popular writer Isaac Asimov made an interesting observation about mind-reading once.

(13) It was Isaac Asimov who said, "Science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom.

(14) "There is a single light of science, and to brighten it anywhere is to brighten it everywhere. " - Isaac Asimov.

(15) Other main - belt asteroids are already named for science fiction luminaries Robert Heinlein and Isaac Asimov.

(16) I'm not much of a writer myself, so I'm having Isaac Asimov write this up for me.

(17) Robert Heinlein was an extremely influential science fiction writer who may have been overshadowed in the long run by Isaac Asimov, but Heinlein is well known and loved among science fiction fans.

(18) It published Alan Dershowitz, Stephen King, Philip Roth, Joyce Carol Oates and J. P. Donleavy, and interviews with Germaine Greer, Gore Vidal and Isaac Asimov.

(19) And, in what may be the most horrifying tale ever told by the prolific science fiction writer, Isaac Asimov (1989) reported on the true state of scientific understanding and knowledge by Americans.

(20) Twenty years ago, Markin published a book called "Bad Dates, " for which she solicited anecdotes from the likes of Johnny Bench, Vincent Price, Lyle Alzado, Isaac Asimov, and Minnesota Fats.

(21) If you'll forgive a somewhat fanciful comparison from the realm of science fiction, we could follow the precedent set by Isaac Asimov.