Asimov’s Empire, Asimov’s Wall
><i>These two numbers might seem very different, but both are central to Asimov’s legacy</i><p>Yeah, I really don't think so. The legacy of people with important contributions (technical, cultural, political, etc) is their work, not what they did in their private life, unless they were also moonlighting as the Boston strangler or something.<p>In 2500 nobody would care whether he did this or that. But they would probably still read some of his work.