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How much science do you like in your SF books?

How much science do you like in your SF books?

Pure Fantasy is fine.15 %15 %15 % 15.52 % (635)
A bit of science, please!16 %16 %16 % 16.72 % (684)
Lots of science = good!36 %36 %36 % 36.27 % (1484)
Must pass validation by Hawkings.6 %6 %6 % 6.45 % (264)
Only read real science books from the year 5000.2 %2 %2 % 2.08 % (85)
All of the above22 %22 %22 % 22.95 % (939)

Total Votes: 4091

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