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| Neal Stephenson: Science Fiction Technology and Ideas |
| Neal Stephenson (b. 1959) in Fort Meade, MD is a postcyberpunk science fiction writer. He also writes non-fiction for magazines like Wired. His novel Snow Crash in 1992 set a high standard for the genre. |
| Invention/Technology | Source Work (Publication Date) |
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Smartwheels - variable length spokes |
Snow Crash (1992) |
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Spine-Clamp - restraint bolt for humans |
Anathem (2008) |
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Toner - dead nanobot bits |
The Diamond Age (1995) |
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U-Stor-It - go store yourself |
Snow Crash (1992) |
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