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In "The Cosmic Computer," Piper presents a futuristic tale set in a distant galaxy where humanity has colonized numerous planets. The story revolves around the discovery of a legendary supercomputer known as the "Kodiak," which is said to possess vast knowledge and capabilities.The protagonist, Conn Maxwell, embarks on a quest to locate the elusive Kodiak, hoping to harness its power to revitalize the struggling economy of his home planet, Poictesme. As Conn delves deeper into his search, he uncovers secrets, confronts adversaries, and navigates political intrigue in his pursuit of the cosmic computer.H. Beam Piper's writing style in "The Cosmic Computer" is characterized by its blend of adventure, mystery, and exploration of scientific and technological themes. The novel reflects Piper's interest in the human condition, the impact of technology on society, and the quest for knowledge and understanding.