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"Science fiction has gotten more accurate as we've gotten closer to the present, because science fiction stories have not only attracted, but also generated current scientists."
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![]() This reference to transmitting an object from place to place is not as early as you might think; however, it is probably the first use of this modern term to describe it.
For an earlier (maybe earliest) use of the concept, see the entry for the telepomp from the still-enjoyable 1877 story The Man Without a Body by Edward Page Mitchell. Comment/Join this discussion ( 0 ) | RSS/XML | Blog This | Additional
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