Exploring the Spectrum of Sci-fi: Firm, Chewy, and Hard

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In summary, exploring the spectrum of sci-fi involves examining the sub-genres of firm, chewy, and hard. Firm sci-fi is characterized by a strong emphasis on technology, while chewy sci-fi delves into the psychological and philosophical aspects of science fiction. Hard sci-fi, on the other hand, focuses on scientific accuracy and realism. Understanding these sub-genres allows for a deeper appreciation and analysis of the complex world of science fiction.
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I'm interested in Firm or Chewy - as opposed to Hard Sci-fi as an imagineer illustrator and writer.

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