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* [[Neal Stephenson]]'s books live, eat and breathe this trope.
* Richard "Dick" Seaton in [[E. E. "Doc" Smith]]'s ''[[Skylark Series|Skylark]]'' stories.
** Most of Smith's heroes. The ''[[Lensman]]'' series starts off with science heroes ''and'' villains, then quickly spins [[Serial Escalation]]. A specific example is
* Arcot, Wade, and Morey, a trio of science heroes created by [[John W. Campbell]].
* The Foundation (in [[Isaac Asimov]]'s ''[[Foundation]]''). It must be one of the best examples ever of this trope, considering the Foundation's job is to save ''all of galactic humanity'' from regressing, and it accomplishes its goals through science and cleverness and (especially) technology. Well, {{spoiler|their real job is to distract the Galaxy from the Second Foundation}}, but we don't find that out for several generations into the story...
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