Guest Thinkers — August 20, 2010

Let’s Hear Your Thoughts on the World of Science Fiction

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I’m working on a new project and would love to hear some of your thoughts and opinions on the world of Science Fiction. If you would like to participate — Please answer some of these questions in the comments section below so I may gather some thoughts, ideas and opinions from true Sci-Fi fans.

Which ideas from Science Fiction would you most like to see become reality and why?

What is your favorite Science Fiction movie and why?

What is your favorite scene from a Science Fiction movie?

Who is your favorite Science Fiction character and why?

What is your favorite Science Fiction device, machine or weapon?

Thanks for your continued support!

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