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"[Science fiction is ] That branch of literature which is concerned with the impact of scientific advance upon human beings."
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You can read about the elaborate pseudoscience behind the learning-cap in this article on electro-education.
Compare to the ideophore from The Fortress of Utopia (1939) by Jack Williamson and the accelerated schooling helmet from James Blish's 1957 novel Cities in Flight.
In the 1956 film classic Forbidden Planet, Dr. Morbius uses the "plastic educator" to gain vast amounts of alien knowledge.
![]() (From Forbidden Planet)
In the classic Star Trek episode Spock's Brain, Dr. McCoy gains centuries of medical knowledge in a single episode (now that's accelerated learning!).
![]() (Instant Alien med school for Dr. McCoy)
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