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⌈ Secret Post #6191 + 6192 ⌋

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Notes:

Storms messing a lot of stuff up on the east coast. Yesterday + today early, just in case power/internet goes wonky.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The Martian.

[meadowphoenix]

I think you've just made me realize that i both do and don't consider that sci-fi (like it's obviously sci-fi because we're not at the humans to mars stage yet, but it reads more like a regular drama that just happens to be in space to me which goes against my conception of sci-fi lol), but you're right it's a human only thing.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Same. I was thinking about sci-fi that only has humans and was like "Man, it would be need to be something like The Martian, but in space." *facepalm*

A lot of Isaac Asimov has only human characters, because some publisher was trying to enforce a rule that humans must always triumph over aliens in fiction, so Asimov avoided that by not having aliens in his sci-fi.

In anime, there's Cowboy Bebop and almost all of Gundam. The only movie that I can think of is Interstellar, but I'm sure there are more out there.

[meadowphoenix]

honestly, yeah, the Martian could have been set literally today and I wouldn't have blinked.

i've pretty much only read the i,robot parts of asimov, so maybe i will read the foundation parts now!

never seen cowboy bebop and gundam and honestly probably never will. interstellar is human-only that's true, although i think aliens would have like...been ruinous to the theme lmao