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Tag: Frank Herbert

Frank Herbert’s Dune: The Prescience Trap and the End of Free Will, Part One

December 3, 2021

Control, and the end of free will, is what scared writers, like Frank Herbert, in this genre. →
Why AppleTV’s ‘Foundation’ Failed, and Villeneuve’s ‘Dune’ Succeeded.

November 28, 2021

They are both wrote about the decline and fall of an empire but observe how this comes to be through different eyes and resolutions. Asimov’s approach in ‘Foundation’ is one of a historian. He describes how bureaucratic inefficiencies and a disconnected oligarchy caused the end of the Galactic Empire. He does so analytically and logically… →

Don’t mistake me for a liberal lackey parroting socialist dogma: I’m a neutral observer. I see neither side as right or wrong, only as groups of personal beliefs seeking validation across the political spectrum. Neither side is winning right now; history will decide that. For the moment, this is the state people have allowed.

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Tag: Frank Herbert

Frank Herbert’s Dune: The Prescience Trap and the End of Free Will, Part One

Why AppleTV’s ‘Foundation’ Failed, and Villeneuve’s ‘Dune’ Succeeded.