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Old 04-28-2011, 08:28 PM   #94
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Originally Posted by ardeegee View Post
No, it is pretty much logical.
Oh! And here I was, expecting you were going to agree with me that it was closed minded!

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Just as you would not expect a staunch communist to write a book praising a capitalistic future, I see no reason to expect someone who strongly favors government enforced artificial scarcity to write anything positive about the type of post-scarcity, post-singularity future I prefer to read about.
I have no issue with that. We should probably send each other the SF stories we like least. I have a feeling we'd make a good Jack Sprat team.

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I'll put it bluntly-- I do not want to live in the kind of world that he wants to live in. It is one thing if a writer presents a distopia knowing that it is a distopia, but another thing entirely when he presents a distopia thinking that this is just a swell way for things to end up.
My point is that you currently have no idea what he presents in his fiction, or how he presents its. Would "prejudiced" be a more accurate description than "closed-minded?"

Last edited by ApK; 04-28-2011 at 08:38 PM. Reason: I removed the winky. If I needed it there, I need really to improve my writing.
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