Quote by James Dyson

I hate science fiction.

I hate science fiction.

Summary

This quote denotes a strong disdain for the genre of science fiction. It suggests a personal distaste or dislike towards works that fall under this category. The individual's statement indicates that they do not enjoy the imaginative, fantastical or speculative aspects typically associated with science fiction literature, films, or other forms of media.

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By James Dyson

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