Blade Runner: No Geek Flick?

Blade Runner, Good Science Fiction, and the importance of being a nerd about genres. (Talk at Geek Flicks, March 2012)

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1. Blade Runner: No Geek Flick?
2. A typology of SF
3. A typology of SF Type A: Naïve SF (Space Operas)
4. A typology of SF Type A: Naïve SF (Space Operas) Type B: Geek SF (Thick Texts)
5. A typology of SF Type A: Naïve SF (Space Operas) Type B: Geek SF (Thick Texts)
6. A typology of SF Type A: Naïve SF (Space Operas) Type B: Geek SF (Thick Texts)
7. A typology of SF Type A: Naïve SF (Space Operas) Type B: Geek SF (Thick Texts) Type C: Good SF (Genre Busters)
8. „Good SF tells a reader something he does not know about a possible world.“ Philip K. Dick
9. Possible World I: Corporations
10. Possible World II: Ads & Asia
11. Possible World III: Future Noir
12. Novel ideas: Diegetic Prototypes
14. http://www.gizmag.com/camera-sees-around-corners/21892/
15. Novel idea: Man-made humans
16. Novel idea: Man-made humans Ridley Scott
20. Novel idea: Uncertain reality status
21. Novel idea: Uncertain reality status Philip K. Dick
25. The Geek Flick Question: Empirical Evidence
28. Geek Flick: Check.
29. Geek Flick: Check. @wowo101 wünscht viel Spaß bei