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How science fiction predicted so much we now take for granted


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It wasn't really until the late 19th century that fiction begin to engage with scientific possibility. The French novelist Jules Verne was hailed as the world's first full-time science fiction novelist, and H. G. Wells created many works that seriously speculated about future technologies and their impact on society.

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