Thread: Is today's SF too pessimistic?
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Old 03-22-2012, 09:39 AM   #31
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People no longer trust science. An upbeat SF tale containing actual science would be met with extreme scepticism. Even in the super-hero/vampire/witches stories the industrialist/scientist (with one obvious exception - and even in Iron Man a WORSE scientist is usually the villain) is usually the bad guy.
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