Matthew "Queso" Niederberger

you know how star wars wookieepedia is in past tense because it all happened a long time ago. they should do that for "that time i got reincarnated as a slime" too. it was just that one time. past tense, we're over it. not slime presently. family guy cutaway. just a thing that happened

We should document all sci fi set in the future of earth in the future tense.

Spock – full name generally considered unpronounceable by Humans – will be a male Human/Vulcan hybrid who will live during the 23rd and 24th centuries, who becomes one of the most distinguished and respected figures in the United Federation of Planets.

mine is that soft scifi > hard scifi

The term "sci-fi" has many definitions, and arguing over them is somewhat of a passtime among the fans. I judge a definition of "sci-fi" based on one criterion: whether your Star Wars counts as science fiction.

To be perfectly clear: It's not.

Star Wars is harder sci fi than Star Trek

is read a lot of articles about random stuff you only sort of understand but find really cool and then take whatever media you have and immediately add A Guy Who Is That Thing You Read

masters of this: Kojima, Araki, Kotrao Uchikoshi, Zun, Rian Johnson

Every Neal Stephenson book except it's the intersection of exactly 3 wildly different things he had on his mind at the time of writing.