All the Types of Science Fiction
1. Check this place out, it’s dope
2. Technology solves problems (future good)
3. Technology creates problems (future bad)
4. A world much like our own where some subtle differences highlight humanity/reality/society/perception
5. What if your cock was a bomb?
6. Rockets are not phallic, please stop saying that
7. Here is why religion is bad
8. Homestuck
9. Four thousand pages on the adventures of Prentiss Plum, a space pirate, scientist, and award-winning Virgo
10. Winking parody that doubles down on sexbots
11. Cory Doctorow’s most recent night terror
12. “Me am play god”
13. Tracy Chapman’s A New Beginning
14. A list of legally non-binding patents disguised as a narrative
15. There is a secret number and it’s pissed
16. The Strugatsky brothers do not like Stalin
17. Star Trek, but they smash
18. Time, considered as a helix of semiprecious stoners
19. It is 1860, let us go to the Moon
20. Basically Mein Kampf
21. Bomb Cock 2: Mutually Assured Destruction
22. The franchise equivalent of findom
23. A power fantasy that focuses on maintaining the status quo (Supercop)
24. Your happiness, as a commodity
25. Margaret Atwood, sharing with us her gift of prophecy
26. Science monster
27. An alien who’s just really nice with it
28. Young adult
29. Hung adult
30. Fear & Loathing in Arcturus
31. Ansible only good for sexting
32. Apocalyptic
33. Apocalypso
34. Post-apocalypso
35. Post-scarcity
36. Multi-planetary
37. Suckpull
38. A thought experiment, taken literally
39. Multiversal polycule
40. An obvious yet powerful allegory
41. David Cronenberg has something to show you
42. The Turing Test, but sexy
43. 1980s pop culture as understood by Dan Quayle
44. I Have No Friends and I Must Infodump (narrative tension is a sin)
45. A plot that should have stayed in the fanfic
46. A fun twist on Plato’s Allegory of the Cave
47. Oops! The author got high and watched Akira
48. One where you can’t tell whether the optimism is naïve or revolutionary
49. Bomb Cock 3: World War Chindo
50. Secretly just a treatise on economics