Does a futuristic dialogue or sci-fi context allow the author to overlook grammatical rules?

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by Qasem Alnasr , Clinical Instructor , King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre

Hi There,

I don't think, because grammatical rules are what gives our writings the strength and challenges our expertise.

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