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1969 Sci-Fi novel had uncanny predictions of future
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<blockquote data-quote="Khaos" data-source="post: 67778" data-attributes="member: 2880"><p>You look around you now and see how technology is, you can see where its going to lead to next. Back in the times where pocket watches had to be wound up, people would go on about a time when they are powered by some energy source and there is no need to wind them up to keep them working. And that is true...</p><p> </p><p>Things like this interest me though, I like to read science fiction material, from the 1800s and even 1700s and see what future technology the authors come up with. Its amazing. There is one author in particular, his books had a future type feel to them and technology basically happened in line with what he wrote as the basis for his stories.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Khaos, post: 67778, member: 2880"] You look around you now and see how technology is, you can see where its going to lead to next. Back in the times where pocket watches had to be wound up, people would go on about a time when they are powered by some energy source and there is no need to wind them up to keep them working. And that is true... Things like this interest me though, I like to read science fiction material, from the 1800s and even 1700s and see what future technology the authors come up with. Its amazing. There is one author in particular, his books had a future type feel to them and technology basically happened in line with what he wrote as the basis for his stories. [/QUOTE]
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