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But have I really thought this wish through? By James C. Clar.
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On the perils of weak institutional memory on generation ships. By Timothy Quinn.
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An exploration of the paths it may yet illuminate as SF and reality converge. By Tsvi Bisk.
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How an alien civilisation might resolve the science-religion dichotomy. By Humphrey Price.
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Would social dynamics be any less fierce were trees the dominant species? By George Salis.
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What better cenotaph than to light up the atmosphere with our dear departed. By Russell Fee.
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Wherein the editors dedicate the present issue to the tension between progress and human creativity.
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The urge to set out and explore the unknown may not be limited to vertebrates... By Kevin Eric Paul.
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...and those unwilling to pay it, by David Partington.
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Defenestration, but not as we know it. By Nicholas Diehl.
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Peering over the edge of the coming AI personhood precipice, by Scott Bell.
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Botanical Frontiers reports an intriguing find in the northwestern wilderness, by Robert L. Jones III
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Looking back (and forward) over a centennial chain of literary influences from Tennyson to Asimov, by A. J. Dalton.
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