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Old 12-18-2016, 12:50 AM   #24
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And I am completely the opposite.
I'm with you. Neuromancer did come off quite dated when I read it a few years ago, and while I love a lot of Neal Stephenson's work, Snow Crash was an early effort that promised more than it delivered. Still, it left an impression on some people - the creators of the "virtual world" Second Life cited it as their primary inspiration.

Stephenson's second-to-latest novel, Reamde, made good use of an MMO as one of several settings, though overall it was less sci-fi and more of a day-after-tomorrow techno-thriller.
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