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CAN SCIENCE FICTION BE USED TO PREDICT THE FUTURE?


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ACTIVE Nov 25,2007 - Fri Aug 20, 10

Yes 12
Maybe 9
No 0

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COMMENTS:
Voted : Maybe
Things that were considered science fiction 50 years ago are reality today.

by larrynelmira on Sun Nov 25, 07 9:05am [+]

Voted : Yes
Because of science fiction (Arthur C Clarke in particular here), no one can copyright the satellite. He wrote of it years before Sputnik ever went up.
by Truthseeker013 on Sun Nov 25, 07 9:58am [+]

Voted : Yes
I think so (to some extent anyway - particularly future technology). Jules Verne and H.G. Wells thought up several technological inovations that later became reality (derigibles, submarines, tanks, bombers, genetic engineering). Edward Belamy thought up the concept of radio in a novel in the 1880s. There's a lot of speculation in science fiction, and sometimes speculation inspires reality.
by Lemmingstraggler on Sun Nov 25, 07 1:03pm [+]

Voted : Maybe
Life imitating art.
It's been going on for years. Our cell phones look a lot like 'Star Trek' communicators. And the tri-corders were just portable computers.
by UncleRandy on Sun Nov 25, 07 2:51pm [+]

only the self-fulfilling kind of prediction.
by neothe1 on Sun Nov 25, 07 9:30pm [+]

Voted : Yes
But forget the flying car. There is no way the general population will be allowed to travel unrestricted in public air space.

Have you seen how these idiots operate on the ground?
by _Beelzebubba on Mon Nov 26, 07 9:54am [+]

Voted : Yes
Sometimes it can help set goals to focus on...
by thesoothsayer on Sun Dec 02, 07 9:34pm [+]

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