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For questions about "hard" science fiction, use on [story-identification] questions when the work is hard sci-fi and for questions about hard sci-fi in general.
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Greg Egan's Orthogonal: Shape of the cosmos
In Greg Egan's The Clockwork Rocket (the first book in the "Orthogonal" series), Yalda argues that
Still, later in The Arrows of Time (the third book),
Does this mean
(This is essentially a f …
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