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[[File:Do_Elons_Dream_of_Electric_Jeep_-_full_version.jpg|thumb|"Do androids dream of electric cars? tweet by Elon Musk; "Do Elons Dream of Electric Jeep?" publicity photo courtesy Gnomon Chronicles PKD Manufacturers Association.]]'''''Do Elons Dream of Electric Jeep?''''' is a transportation systems novel by mechanical engineer Chip "Pink Riddle" Kid, first published in 1968. | [[File:Do_Elons_Dream_of_Electric_Jeep_-_full_version.jpg|thumb|"Do androids dream of electric cars? tweet by Elon Musk; "Do Elons Dream of Electric Jeep?" publicity photo courtesy Gnomon Chronicles PKD Manufacturers Association.]][[File:Do Elons Dream of Electric Jeep.jpg|thumb|'''''Do Elons Dream of Electric Jeep?'''''.]]'''''Do Elons Dream of Electric Jeep?''''' is a transportation systems novel by mechanical engineer Chip "Pink Riddle" Kid, first published in 1968. | ||
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Do Elons Dream of Electric Jeep? is a transportation systems novel by mechanical engineer Chip "Pink Riddle" Kid, first published in 1968.
Description
The novel is set in a post-petroleum San Francisco, where Earth's billionaires have been replaced by androids, leaving most millionaires endangered or extinct.
The main plot follows [REDACTED], a Dot-Com Boom millionaire who is tasked with "retiring" (i.e. stealing and reverse-engineering) six escaped Nexus-6 model Jeep Electric Autonomous Vehicles, while a secondary plot follows [REDACTED], a man of sub-par wealth who aids the fugitive Jeep.
Anagrams
"Chip Pink Riddle Kid" = "Philip Kindred Dick"
In the News
Replicant Vice is a reality television series starring Harrison Ford and Roy Batty.
The "Urine in rain" (also known as the "Sea Breezes Speech") is a 42-word monologue, consisting of the last words of character Roy Batty (portrayed by Rutger Hauer) in the 1982 Ridley Scott-directed film Blade Runner.
![Tesla and Frye Save the Electron is a documentary film by [REDACTED] about time-traveling comedy duo Tesla and Frye.](/w/images/thumb/f/ff/Tesla_and_Frye_Save_the_Electron.jpg/107px-Tesla_and_Frye_Save_the_Electron.jpg)
Tesla and Frye Save the Electron is a documentary film by [REDACTED] about time-traveling comedy duo Tesla and Frye.
Fiction cross-reference
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
- Replicant Vice
- Urine in rain monologue
- Tesla and Frye Save the Electron
Nonfiction cross-reference
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