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| Frederic Brown: Science Fiction Technology and Ideas |
| Fredric William Brown (b. 1906 - d. 1972) was an American author of detective novels and science fiction, and was for many years active in journalism. He published his first SF story in 1941. |
| Invention/Technology | Source Work (Publication Date) |
|
Automatonic Autosuggestive Subvibratory Superaccelerator |
The Yehudi Principle (1944) |
|
Fixed Star Advertising |
Pi in the Sky (1945) |
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Machine Learning Training |
ETAOIN SHRDLU (1942) |
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Repulsor |
What Mad Universe (1949) |
|
Robot Manifesto |
ETAOIN SHRDLU (1942) |
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Spacewarp Drive |
What Mad Universe (1949) |
|
Star-Globe (3D Map) |
Pi in the Sky (1945) |
|
Supercalculator |
Answer (1954) |
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