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History of Singularitarian Thought: “Science Fiction is too Conservative” by G. Harry Stine Stine, G. H[removed]Science fiction is too conservative. Analog Science Fact and Fiction LXVII (3) (May), [removed]Excerpts anAdd to Reading List