The disappearance of sci-fi writing is yet another clear sign of technological decline. It's the final surrender of a society that has lost its collective belief in its power to build a better future.

cm0002 · 3 months ago

The disappearance of sci-fi writing is yet another clear sign of technological decline. It's the final surrender of a society that has lost its collective belief in its power to build a better future.

Upperhand@lemmy.world · 3 months ago

In all fairness, it might have to do with the fact that the technology we created born from the old sci-fi stories has been made to be oppressing or weapons, and we got scared to give new ideas. As someone who grew up with good old sci-fi stories and hope for a future of space exploration and a better future only to get this shit show, I get why we would see less new stuff.

The disappearance of sci-fi writing is yet another clear sign of technological decline. It's the final surrender of a society that has lost its collective belief in its power to build a better future.

The disappearance of sci-fi writing is yet another clear sign of technological decline. It's the final surrender of a society that has lost its collective belief in its power to build a better future.

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