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Jiang says he is working on an unpublished nine-book science-fiction saga and has completed three books.
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Jiang says he is working on an unpublished nine-book science-fiction saga and has completed three books.
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"I'm a science fiction writer. I've been writing. I've been working on a nine part, a nine book science fiction saga. These past few..."
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"They're not published. I'm still working on it. It's just a passion of mine. I don't think it'll make any money."
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"Or imagine, I'm thinking like a science fiction writer now. You, you are in this control grid, you see these Optimus robots, you think..."
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"...book that was published in China. I wrote a series of science fiction novels. It was just a time of tremendous creative output. And..."
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"...idea come from, psychohistory? In the 1950s, there was an American science fiction writer named Isaac Asimov. And he's probably the most famous science..."
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"Okay? So, this is what he called psychohistory. And it's a science fiction concept. And a lot of people have been trying to make..."
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