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How true do you think this is?
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Classic sci fi gets me every time. I distinctly remember a scene from the original Foundation novels. A couple boards their personal interstellar space ship. Their civilization is advanced enough that that's just a thing. This is a setting with godlike atomic technology, interstellar travel, galactic civilizations, and terrifying psionic powers. And this couple boards their personal star ship.
...At which point the husband directs his wife to make dinner.
The whole Foundation series is written almost without any women in it. But it was written in 1951, by a 32 years old guy so it shows.
Don't forget the nuclear-powered ashtrays!
Groan. I wonder how many incel types have been sci fi writers
When I was younger, I loved Ringworld. Now, not do much