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by liminvorous
1611 days ago
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I think you have an overly restrictive understanding of science fiction. The Martian deals with [...] advanced science and technology and space exploration and getting people alive to mars is definitely future rather than current technology. There's also a rich tradition of near-future science fiction, e.g. [Halting state](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halting_State) was published in 2007; features such advanced technology as smart phones, augmented reality, and cloud computing; and is categorised as science fiction on wikipedia, and I assume in basically any bookseller's cataloging system. |
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