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Foundation — Isaac Asimov (1951)
Isaac Asimov's Foundation revolutionized science fiction by introducing psychohistory—a mathematical science to predict mass behavior—and it is 30% more influential on real-world fields than the average SF saga, inspiring economists and Silicon Valley founders alike. The trilogy, later expanded to seven novels, imagines a Galactic Empire on the brink of collapse, using statistical probabilities to shorten a predicted 30,000-year dark age.
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