What are some good novels that incorporate science into their

what would JC read?

>>9750396
JC doesn't read, he just has people talk to him about what they've read and then they let him decide what sounds the most reasonable

>>9750380

Einstein's Dreams, by Alan Lightman

>>9750396
he's not big into books

I wish there was like a genre or something that encompassed what you're looking for because I would be way into it. We should make it a thing. We could call it "science-fiction" or something. What do you think?

>>9750396
The Man Who Was Friday

Greg Egan might be what you're looking for. His short story Axiomatic collection is a pretty good place to start. "Closer" is probably my favorite.

http://eidolon.net/?story=Closer

>>9750861
Hard Science-fiction is probably closer to what OP is looking for.
>>9750380
A lot of people here may not agree with me, but I really liked the Mars trilogy. Over the span of 3 books you get to see the progression of science and technology over about 200 years. And it does a pretty good job of actually keeping the ideas within the realm of possibility. Only con is they can be a slow read because of the amount of detail that Robinson puts into it.

>>9750525
"Hmm, I'm starting to think this Hegel guy was onto something."

>>9750907
I'm not sure if you're memeing, but The Man Who Was Thursday can be found in the game

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>>9750396