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Distraction by Bruce Sterling:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
This future Earth novel is set in 2044, and most of the government and social institutions that we think are eternal and unchangeable have gone to the dogs. Global warming, cheap computer power, increasingly irrelevant government - sound familiar? See at least one set of logical conclusions in this book. Select
an invention:
Infowar Operation Making use of various means to disrupt the enemy's military and civilian information networks.
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Smart Bike A motorcycle with sophisticated systems for steering and balance.
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