How to Build a Universe That Doesn’t Fall Apart Two Days Later (1978)

In this web content, Philip K. Dick, a science fiction writer, explores the concept of reality and the authenticity of the human experience. He reflects on how science fiction writers were once seen as irrelevant but are now invited to give speeches and appear on panels, though they often make fools of themselves. He questions what science fiction writers can truly know and asserts that their fiction is often dreadful. Dick ponders the nature of reality and suggests that each person may live in a unique world, different from others. He expresses concern about the fabrication of pseudo-realities in society and the potential impact on human authenticity. He also muses about the power of words, images, and television in shaping perception and controlling minds.

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