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David Louis Edelman on Scientific Accuracy

David Louis Edelman, author of Infoquake, jumps into the middle of the Norman Spinrad-SF Diplomat (parenthetically, why did a guy so very undiplomatic choose that as his on-line handle?) battle about how accurate the science in Infoquake is with the big question that isn't asked often enough: do readers really care about scientific accuaracy, and should they?

Posted by Andrew Wheeler on April 10, 2007 10:05 AM |

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