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Whatever Happened to the 15-Hour Work Week?
by Jeremy Clift, author of Born in Space Hanging up your hat? For generations, we were told that technology would give us more leisure. Machines would perform the repetitive work. Computers would make offices vastly more efficient. Robots would take over dangerous and unpleasant jobs. And, as productivity increased, people would work fewer hours while enjoying higher standards of living. Science f
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Space Shield: The Wrath of the Sun (Sci-Fi Galaxy Series, #3):
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Why Science Fiction Is More Crucial in an Age of Real Rockets
"By Jeremy Clift , author of Born in Space: Unlocking Destiny Artemis 2 lifts off (NASA) As we track NASA’s Artemis mission to the moon, the first high-resolution images of Earth from the Orion spacecraft are already reshaping how we see ourselves...."
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Echoes of Diaspora and Defiance Leonora Meriel’s Mbaqanga Nights is an ambitious historical novel that interweaves two narratives: the flight of Jewish brothers escaping pogroms in nineteenth-century Ukraine and the later story of their descendant, L ...more |
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A Witty, Thoughtful, and Moving Sci-Fi Gem I, Robot Alien by Joel R. Dennstedt is one of those rare sci-fi books that manages to be funny, melancholy, and deeply thought-provoking all at once. The story follows Scoots, a robot built by aliens and sent ...more |
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“In science fiction, we dream. In order to colonize in space, to rebuild our cities, which are so far out of whack, to tackle any number of problems, we must imagine the future, including the new technologies that are required.”
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