Jules Verne vs H.G. Wells: Science Fiction Devoted to Good or Evil
In this week’s RTF Sunday Lecture, Martin Sieff delivers a presentation on the two opposing schools of “science fiction” as reflected in the world views and creative innovations of French sci fi pioneer Jules Verne on the one hand and cynical oligarchist devotee H.G. Wells on the other.
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Brilliant presentation. My thanks to Martin. So much to digest and I know so many that would want to hear this that may have some of their perceptions altered, or at least challenged. I'd love to hear more about the topic of quantum that is being so closely guarded that he spoke about. Is the answer to that more simple than we may imagine?