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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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![]() Compare this term to the more futuristic "aircar" (which first appeared in The New York Times in 1871!).
Philip K. Dick uses this, and similar ideas, in Progeny (1954):
It was a good feeling. He had felt it before, during years of business dealings in the “Colonies”, the frontier, the fringe of Terran civilization where the streets were still lit by electric lights and doors opened by hand.
Yet another of the terms like like groundcar, post-crime and static house. Comment/Join this discussion ( 0 ) | RSS/XML | Blog This | Additional
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