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| Historical Listening Machine Device can hear sounds from down through the ages. (From The Machine That Knew Too Much [1933] by A.T. Locke) |
| Sapience The ability of a species to think, to reason with discernment and wisdom. (From The Planet Entity [1931] by E.M. Johnson (w/C.A. Smith)) |
| Gyrocars with Photo-Electric Braking Force the tires into maximum contact with the road, then use photo-electric sensors to control braking and turns. (From Photo Control [1934] by Bernard Brown) |
| Ultra-Terrene Originating from some world other than Earth. (From An Adventure in Futurity [1931] by Clark Ashton Smith) |
| Liquid Metal Metal that can be sprayed on. (From The Dual World [1938] by Arthur K. Barnes) |
| Anti-Fatigue Pill A pill that counteracts the effects of fatigue and lack of sleep. (From The Silent Destroyer [1929] by Henri Dahl Juve) |
| Terrene Pertaining to the Earth. (From An Adventure in Futurity [1931] by Clark Ashton Smith) |
| Self-Opening Box Don't show this to Apple. (From Child's Play [1947] by William Tenn) |
| Solar-Powered Electric Helicopter An electric helicopter, with sun cells. (From Into the Meteorite Orbit [1933] by James Patrick Kelly) |
| Space-Suit Rockets Attached rockets allow movement in zero-gee space. (From Into the Meteorite Orbit [1933] by Frank K. Kelly) |
| Telephotography Sending pictures over a distance, displaying them on a vast screen. (From The Cosmic Cloud [1931] by Bruno H. Burgel) |
| Vibratium Wall Time Machine An element that is unstable in time makes time travel possible and enables the Grandfather Paradox. (From Ancestral Voices [1933] by Nat Schachner) |
| Floating Robot A robot that floats in mid-air. (From The Floating Robot [1941] by David Wright O'Brien) |
| Robot Snake A mechanical reptile, with no legs. (From Bait for the Tiger [1958] by Lee Chaytor) |
| Robot Brother A roboticist brings home a robot brother for his natural son. (From Brother Robot [1958] by Henry Slesar) |
| Sound Nullifier A barrier to sound; the cancellation of sound waves. (From Prima Donna 1980 [1931] by Bernard Brown) |
| Perfect Voice Modulation Artificially creating the perfect human singing voice. (From Prima Donna 1980 [1931] by Bernard Brown) |
| Adoption of Television Prediction of TV penetration in homes and the death of movie houses. (From Prima Donna 1980 [1931] by Bernard Brown) |
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