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"But there is nothing more like the future than the past: long spans of time with events happening, societies changing, technologies arriving and disrupting; both are spaces where history happens, and both hinge on the present. Ken MacLeod has said, “History is the trade secret of science fiction.”" — Jun 01, 2026 03:57PM

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