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The format is best described as a collection of short stories, set in various locales on the utopian Earth in the early 22nd century and featuring several recurring characters. There is no overarching plot ''per se''. This allowed the authors to add additional chapters in later editions. The original 1961 edition included ten stories. The 1962 edition included sixteen stories. The 1967 edition included twenty stories. No stories were added following this point.
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* [[Badass Pacifist]]: Leonid Gorbovsky. In-universe he is sort of [[Memetic Badass]] [[Badass Pacifist|Pacifist]].
* [[Catch Phrase]]: Gorbovsky's "May I lie down?" (he spends most of his time on spaceships, so he cherishes every opportunity to rest a little) suffered from [[In-Universe]] [[Memetic Mutation]] so much, Komov sarcastically suggests it be listed as the first question to ask at any [[First Contact]] that Gorbovsky conducts.
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