Science Fiction’s Wonderful Mistakes
I&#x27;ve always found the obsession some people have with &quot;hard&quot; SF utterly ridiculous. The article alludes to this when discussing various fallacies regarding SF. The strength of SF has always been exploring the relationship of people and technology, and how technology will affect people and society. The stories that continue to resonate and engage over time are the ones that do this best. The details of the tech&#x2F;science not only don&#x27;t matter they&#x27;re often actively detrimental to the story&#x27;s staying power (e.g., &quot;The computer had a blistering 100MB of RAM.&quot;).