Our appreciation of science fiction appears to be grounded in our human physical capacity to 'make and do' - would we have science fiction if we didn't have opposable thumbs???
https://t.co/AoYKyXyg9W
Science Fiction says a lot about how people react to pandemics, and sometimes seems strangely prescient when we consider what's happening with COVID-19
https://t.co/995pzo8S67
Congratulations to CABAH Chief Investigator Professor Martin Nakata on becoming a Member in the General Division of the Order of Australia, recognised for significant service to tertiary education and learning outcomes for Indigenous students.
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An article citing my research - Science Fiction promotes mental health and resiliency to Coronavirus lockdowns in young people... https://t.co/HyXGxfjZWU
@STFUscientology@IndieScieNews @SAGE_News @ChrisO_wiki@JeffreAugustine@Scicrit@Scientology_411 @sheltondesigner I think Hubbard was probably behind the religious status - the first advert attributed to 'The Founding Church of Scientology' appears in the Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction in March 1966, 20 years before his death - check the dataset for my paper: https://t.co/t7yihxiM0w