Physics is copies idea from sci fi, i dont think show

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The discussion centers around the debate on whether physics and engineering ideas are inspired by science fiction. One participant argues that mobile devices were influenced by the portrayal of technology in shows like Star Trek, suggesting that engineers borrow concepts from sci-fi. Others reference a previous thread on the topic, encouraging further exploration of the relationship between science fiction and real-world technological advancements. The conversation highlights the ongoing dialogue about the impact of speculative fiction on scientific innovation.
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Today my friend is argue with me that physics is copy idea fro sci fiction? but i don't think so, what do you all think about argument? my friend say engineer only come out mobile device when they saw hand phone mobile device is used in star trek and borrow the idea from this movie? what is your opinion:confused:
 
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