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	<title>Comments on: WotW: Earth &#8211; When?</title>
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		<title>By: Aidan</title>
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		<description>My vote is for 1938, but to have the Martian technology feel more modern day.  I love the idea of seeing how the Martian invasion might have affected the pre-WWII political climate.

This was also an interesting time in science: quantum physics had been &quot;discovered&quot; in the 20s, the modern computer was just around the corner (although WWII definitely accelerated its development - would the Martians do the same?).

Also, I like that society was connected but separate in those days.  There were still national ideals that didn&#039;t spill across into other people&#039;s countries - we could communicate easily enough (via the &#039;phone) but not too easily to other countries and certainly not cheaply enough for the common citizen.  This meant that there was considerable culture shock between different locales, whether separated by a few hundred miles or a few thousand.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My vote is for 1938, but to have the Martian technology feel more modern day.  I love the idea of seeing how the Martian invasion might have affected the pre-WWII political climate.</p>
<p>This was also an interesting time in science: quantum physics had been &#8220;discovered&#8221; in the 20s, the modern computer was just around the corner (although WWII definitely accelerated its development &#8211; would the Martians do the same?).</p>
<p>Also, I like that society was connected but separate in those days.  There were still national ideals that didn&#8217;t spill across into other people&#8217;s countries &#8211; we could communicate easily enough (via the &#8216;phone) but not too easily to other countries and certainly not cheaply enough for the common citizen.  This meant that there was considerable culture shock between different locales, whether separated by a few hundred miles or a few thousand.</p>
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