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| − | May simply indicate science advanced beyond presentday knowledge, i e, the kind of science we have in all [[scientifiction]]. Usually it indicates science so advanced that it is different almost in kind from modern science, achieving results by entirely different and simpler methods; the type that we have in [[E. E. Smith|Smith]]'s " | + | May simply indicate science advanced beyond presentday knowledge, i e, the kind of science we have in all [[scientifiction]]. Usually it indicates science so advanced that it is different almost in kind from modern science, achieving results by entirely different and simpler methods; the type that we have in [[E. E. Smith|Smith]]'s "[[epic]]s" and the colossal [[thought-variants]]. |
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| From Fancyclopedia 1, ca. 1944 |
| May simply indicate science advanced beyond presentday knowledge, i e, the kind of science we have in all scientifiction. Usually it indicates science so advanced that it is different almost in kind from modern science, achieving results by entirely different and simpler methods; the type that we have in Smith's "epics" and the colossal thought-variants. |
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