Foundation had challenged the postwar ideas at its core

Foundation had challenged the post-war ideas at its core,

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Are tech bros’ favorite books inadvertently destroying our future? 
What do people like Musk, Bezos, Zuckerberg have in common? Along with using technology to make all the money in the world, they also love sci-fi books. But what if this wholesome love of literature is actually problematic fanfic that’s reshaping the future of reality itself? Let’s find out in this Wisecrack Edition: How Tech Bros Get Sci-Fi So Wrong. 

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If the star is bigger  its core will be too heavy for this kind of electron repulsion

If the star is bigger , its core will be too heavy for this kind of electron repulsion

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The last couple of years have taught us a lot.

Like the value of social ties and community,

how absolutely inextricable technology is

the boundary between our physical and digital selves

more like science fiction than ever before.

from the co-founders of Google to Elon Musk,

And while sci-fi has its fair share of cool lasers

it's also uniquely positioned to explore big ideas.

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Oh, and spoilers ahead for a few great works of sci-fi

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Sci-fi has always inspired real-world tech.

Fritz Lang's 1929 film Woman in the Moon,

helped humanity add space flight to its to-do list.

consulted with Lang to envision the space shuttle,

bringing in ideas like multi-stage rockets

for both practical and aesthetic reasons,

have become foundational to space travel.

The movie was also beloved by America's Pet Nazi,

who went on to design the Apollo spacecraft.

cite early sci-fi novelist Jules Verne as a key inspiration.

One of the Apollo 8 astronauts, Frank Borman,

Jules Verne is one of the pioneers of the space age.

they invariably cite both classic and contemporary sci-fi

treats the Neal Stephenson novel, Snow Crash

who apparently made it required reading for new recruits.

Elon Musk says that Isaac Asimov's Foundation

of Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series.

And Peter Thiel has described his vision of the future

as uniquely inspired by sci-fi writer Robert A. Heinlein.

It's no surprise that an industry dominated by nerds

some works are invoked a lot more than others.

In addition to the aforementioned Foundation series

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