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Technovelgy: Inventions from Science Fiction Novels and Books

—Technovelgy: Inventions from Science Fiction Novels and Books

There’s no good blurb on this site, but it features news of technological advances that have been predicted in science-fiction. For instance, here’s the listing of real inventions first mentioned in Fahrenheit 451. Pretty cool.

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    Dennis G. Jerz
    21 years ago

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