TLDR
In my view, the real value of science fiction is not its machinery but its moral imagination: good stories wrestle with why we go, how we treat one another and what new communities might be. My argument is that we are really just getting up to speed with the imaginings of Verne, Heinlein and Kubrick, not by copying their plots, but by sharing their sense of boldness and caution. If we take science fiction's teachable moments while basing our aspirations on ethics and collaboration, the Moon might not only be a prize, but a shining example of human imagination brought to life.via the TL;DR App
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