Science Fiction Writers Discuss The Future
An Anonymous Reader writes "Locus Magazine asks prominent science fiction writers Bruce Sterling, Kim Stanley Robinson, Cory Doctorow, Pat Murphy, Norman Spinrad, and Ken Wharton to extrapolate the future from current trends in the environment, copyright, terrorism, war, world government, and the upcoming Presidential election. How do large groups make decisions on single issues? Are centralized global systems of governance the way to go? Are stateless diasporas the driving force behind the economic development of India and China? Will there always be war? The answer to these questions and more in a round-table conducted by legendary science fiction writer John Shirley."
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Did they predict an AC getting first post?
like an fp?
Nice new scheme... Definately beats it.slashdot.* :)
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Damn that guy is annoying with all those superfluous comments inserted everywhere. He's like a morning dj constantly making insipid comments over the starts and endings of songs instead of just letting you listen to the music.
Or a while back I downloaded some Seinfeld scripts and the guy who transcribed them felt the need to explain all the humor or make snarky comments in bracketed asides. God so damn annoying.
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And the mod system fails again ...
CBS is pushing phony documents in an attempt to sway a presidential election, and Slashdot won't take an entry on that topic. (Yes, I tried.)
But we can discuss a random circle jerk of science fiction writers.
Stuff that matters, eh?
Orson Scott Card?
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