" The real honor of predicting the Internet goes to Murray Leinster's 1946 short story "A Logic Named Joe," in which people use devices called "logics," essentially television displays with keyboards attached. On these they can watch TV, get weather reports, ask research questions, send e-mail, trade stocks, and play games. Leinster's story also predicted content censorship."
The Science Fiction Files
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