| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Asimov, at the time little more than a brilliant, visionary child in his early 20???s, was pioneering an entire new sub-genre, social science fiction, in which social sciences such as sociology, psychology and economics are treated the way earlier science fiction writers had speculated on advancements in biology, chemistry and physics.* Granted he wrote rather a lot about robots, too.
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