Sci Fi
The Rise of Artificial Superintelligence: Humanity’s Greatest Invention or Its Final Mistake?
A few years ago, the idea of machines writing poetry, composing emotional music, painting in Studio Ghibli style, solving complex mathematical equations, or even directing a film was considered impossible. These were the sacred domains of human creativity and intelligence. But times have changed. Artificial Intelligence (AI) can now generate stunning Ghibli-style images, compose music, mimic human voices with startling accuracy, and even engage in meaningful conversations.
By MD.KAMRUL HOSEN2 years ago in Fiction
Science Fiction: A Gateway to the Future and a Challenge to Reality . AI-Generated.
Introduction For as long as we can remember, science fiction has served as a bridge between the known and the unknown, the possible and the impossible. Through its speculative nature, this genre has allowed us to imagine worlds beyond our own, where technology, human nature, and the laws of the universe are explored in ways that challenge our understanding. It pushes the boundaries of creativity and often raises profound questions about the future of humanity. As we continue to innovate and discover new technologies, science fiction serves as both a warning and an inspiration, offering a lens through which we can critically examine where we are headed as a species.
By Omar Mohammed 2 years ago in Fiction
What Is the Void in Thunderbolts, and How Powerful Is It?
As Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts crashes into theaters, one question is generating serious buzz: What is the Void—and just how powerful is it? While the film brings together some of the MCU’s most complex antiheroes, it's the mysterious presence of the Void that could reshape the franchise’s power hierarchy for good.
By Sangita Nandi2 years ago in Fiction
Footprints in the Wrong Direction
A Trail That Shouldn’t Exist In the cold, mountain village of Ravenshade, 15-year-old Noah Elwin had always followed the rules. He never wandered into the forest, never stayed out after dark, and never questioned why the old northern path was forbidden.
By Muhammad Hayat2 years ago in Fiction
Of Another Kind Altogether—Part 4
Marilyn sat in her OBGYN’s office for her first prenatal visit since being discharged from the hospital. The doctor was very late. She stood up in the crowded waiting room and approached the desk. There, a receptionist who couldn’t be any older than 18, looked up with a scripted smile.
By Gerard DiLeo2 years ago in Fiction
Iron Man: The Legacy of Tony Stark
There was a time when Tony Stark believed he was invincible. Born into wealth, forged by genius, and crowned by charisma, Anthony Edward Stark had it all. The Stark name was a legacy built on innovation and iron — a kingdom of weapons and wealth that spanned the globe. By the time he turned 21, he had taken the reins of Stark Industries and transformed it into the world’s most powerful defense company. People called him a genius. The tabloids called him a playboy. But Tony? He didn’t care what anyone called him, as long as the champagne stayed cold and the money kept flowing.
By Muhammad Sohail2 years ago in Fiction
Echoes in the Mirror
Aryan always got this creepy feeling whenever he looked in a mirror, not because he was superstitious or anything. It was more like his reflection was staring back just a little too long, you know? He wasn’t into ghosts or spirits or any of that stuff. But seriously, every time he caught his own reflection, something felt off. It was like the mirror knew something about him that he didn’t even get. Growing up in a small town, life was pretty normal for Aryan. But when he moved to Mumbai for his freelance video editing gig, things just felt… different. The crazy busy streets, the packed markets, the bright lights – it was all just too much. The apartment he rented wasn’t much to look at, but it was his own space. Cheap, old, but it worked. The landlord was a weird dude – super quiet, pale, and he never said anything about the apartment’s history. All he’d say was, "Someone left suddenly." Aryan didn’t push it. The apartment was in a perfect spot for his work, and that’s all that mattered to him. But that mirror – man, that damn mirror was a problem from the second he walked in. It was huge, like floor-to-ceiling, taking up most of one wall in the bedroom. And it wasn’t just any mirror – it was way too clear. It almost felt like it was alive, like it was a window to some world Aryan didn’t belong in. The first night, Aryan threw a sheet over it. He hated how it just stared back at him, reflecting not just his face, but this strange emptiness that made him feel uneasy. He crashed with the sheet still there, thinking he’d forget all about it. But every morning, the sheet was gone, just lying in a crumpled heap on the floor. He told himself it was the draft – just an old building thing. But the more it happened, the more it freaked him out. Days went by. Little things started to change. He first noticed it one morning while brushing his teeth in front of the mirror. His reflection copied him, like it should. Right hand up to brush. Reflection did the same. But then, this weird thing happened.
By THOUGHT LIKE A PRO2 years ago in Fiction
Exploring the World’s Most Used App
In the current highly connected world, mobile apps are essential to daily life. From messaging to leisure, purchasing to finance, there's an application for almost everything. However, among the countless options out there, one app consistently stands out in terms of global usage: WhatsApp.
By Rahat Quorieshi 2 years ago in Fiction
