William Gibson warned against the "clomping foot of nerdism", IIRC, and I think that this is partly what he was talking about. Detailed world-building. The hunt for verisimilitude can really wreck your experience. But then again, that is exactly what some fans want.
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Is that something you can choose to do? I find it just happens. The time travel in Looper was sort of laughable but I didn't care since the movie had won me over. Interstellar bothered me but you could argue the physics was better.
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1) Yes, but never put it on the reader. I, the reader, need something in the story that compels me not to look to closely. Looking closely is a sign I'm unimpressed with the rest. 2) Unless it's "NASA porn" eg Seveneves, The Martian
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