WHAT IS ASIMOV'S FOUNDATION ABOUT?!!

FOUNDATION BY ISAAC ASIMOV BOOK REVIEW

Welcome to KDBooks! In this video, we delve into the captivating world of "Foundation" by Isaac Asimov. Join us as we explore this groundbreaking science fiction masterpiece and discuss how it has influenced the recently released Apple TV show.

"Foundation" takes us on an epic journey across the galaxy, where mathematician Hari Seldon predicts the imminent collapse of the Galactic Empire. As the empire crumbles, Seldon envisions a plan to preserve humanity's knowledge and guide its future through a series of calculated events. Asimov's visionary storytelling and intricate world-building have captivated readers for decades.

In this book review, we analyze the complex characters, the intricacies of Asimov's universe, and the thought-provoking themes explored within "Foundation." We discuss the Apple TV adaptation, examining how it translates Asimov's vision to the screen and the ways in which it expands upon the original story. We delve into the performances, production design, and storytelling choices that bring this iconic science fiction saga to life.

KDBooks provides a comprehensive review of "Foundation," discussing its enduring impact on the genre and its continued relevance today. We explore the genius of Asimov's ideas, from psychohistory to the nature of power, and the implications they hold for our own society. We also touch upon the differences between the book and the TV show, examining how they complement and diverge from each other.

Whether you are a long-time fan of Isaac Asimov or new to the "Foundation" series, this book review offers a deep dive into this monumental work. Join us as we explore the vast expanse of Asimov's imagination and the influence of the Apple TV adaptation.

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[LiteratureScienceAlliance]

I love the first book so much and am still so annoyed how much I didn’t enjoy the sequels. Like I actively hated the introduction of the mule and then second foundation did some wild things so casually.

[BarberShave]

I like the cover of that version of the book. It has a very strong 50's Sci-Fi retro look to it. I would love to see more of this edition at Barnes & Noble and all the other book stores.

[AaronReadABook]

I didn't enjoy Foundation but I did like his novel The Gods Themselves. I think out of the 'big 3' he is the worst stylistically, and none of them are great at that anyway but they do have some interesting concepts. I have an American History book somewhere by Asimov, that guy sure liked typing.

[FrankOdonnell-ejhd]

just got the first book after giving in to the urging of a sf book tuber so we'll see how it goes⚛

[aspirant]

Please give a review of Anathem by Neil Stephenson.

[Paromita_M]

Maybe I'll give it a try again, the first book was a miss for me and I didn't
Of the other two, Dune was very good but I didn't like Hyperion.
Did you like Dune?

[thecinematicmind]

So Isaac took Foundation as a first step.