you can read today his books and forget they somehow were wroten full 20-30-40 years ago. His books have almost every technology we have today, or we have some

you can read today his books and forget they somehow were wroten full 20-30-40 years ago. His books have almost every technology we have today, or we have some similar stuff, sometimes we still don't have some technology he mentions, but there are prototypes. But the sociological aspect of the books are even more interesting. There's a book from 1993, "Virtual Light", where a character mentions he remembers going to school and having to use mask and all sorts of cleaning stuff, there was a virus "in the air", the teacher then explained the kids the word "pandemy". The historical moment mentioned for that pandemy would aproximately be this and/or the 2030s Just amazing.