Heinlien, Clarke and certainly, Bradbury were all superior writers to Asimov. Asimov was the superior scientist.
>>Heinlien, Clarke and certainly, Bradbury were all superior writers to Asimov. Asimov was the superior scientist.<<
There is nothing in all of SF like the 3 Laws. Nor is there anything like psychohistory.
These were fundamentally new thoughts.
Clarke and even Heinlein were a bit derivative.
Bradbury — probably a tie.
All excellent writers and the greats of the Golden Age (under the tutelage of Campbell).
We are discussing which god is greatest in a world of mortals.
We shall not see their kind again. Ever.