Sci Fi

Choice in the Dome
The envelope arrived on a crisp autumn morning, its official seal catching the sunlight as I hesitantly retrieved it from the mailbox. I recognized the emblem immediately—a stylized symbol representing the Population Oversight Bureau. My heart sank. This could only mean one thing.
By Abbas2 years ago in Fiction
"Surviving the Year 5000"
In the year 5000, Earth was a far cry from the vibrant, green planet it once was. The Great Crisis of 3500 had decimated the environment, leaving vast wastelands of scorched earth and poisoned seas. The remnants of human civilization clung to life within six colossal domed cities, each a self-contained ecosystem protected from the hostile outside world.
By Abbas2 years ago in Fiction
"Jacking In: The Symphony of Addiction"
In the year 2045, the world had undergone a profound transformation. The latest technological marvel, the Neural Harmonic Implant, had revolutionized the way people experienced music. No longer confined to mere auditory pleasure, music now had the power to trigger a symphony of physical sensations. Earphones, once a simple tool for listening, had become the conduit for the ultimate sensory experience, known as "jacking in."
By Abbas2 years ago in Fiction
The Final Letter'
Jack Reynolds sat on his front porch, sipping his morning coffee and watching the sun rise over the quiet suburban neighborhood. The tranquility of the moment was shattered when the mail carrier approached, handing him a single envelope marked with the unmistakable seal of the Global Ethics Committee. Jack's heart sank. He knew what this could mean. With trembling hands, he opened the letter and began to read.
By Abbas2 years ago in Fiction
'The Cost of Immortality'
In the year 2034, the world stood on the brink of an unprecedented scientific revolution. The foremost minds had finally unlocked the secret to halting human aging and extending life indefinitely. The implications were staggering, promising a future where humanity could escape the clutches of time itself. Yet, this miracle came with a dark stipulation: for every individual who qualified for this life extension, another had to die to maintain the population balance.
By Abbas2 years ago in Fiction
The Compass Con: Li Wei's Legacy
In the twilight of the Han Dynasty, a time teetering on the cusp of chaos and renewal, a man named Li Wei roamed the bustling streets of Luoyang. He was known not as a scholar, nor a warrior, but as a fortune-teller. Yet, unlike the countless charlatans who peddled vague prophecies and hollow charms, Li Wei was a con-artist with an intimate knowledge of the stars and the secrets of the earth.
By Abbas2 years ago in Fiction
Journey to the Center of the Galaxy
Spaceship Ksenia's outer appearance made it unclear to anyone (on any side) of the battle which side the ship was fighting for. It was clear to Kevin that all sides were reluctant to fire on the Lunerian craft. Ishmaru and Federation ships would occasionally fire lasers near them. It wasn't clear if this was intentional or part of the chaos of the battle. Sillan was dead focused on piloting the ship. All of his facial tattoos rotated intensely and in conjunction with each other.
By Po Ivey2 years ago in Fiction
How AI is Revolutionizing Healthcare . AI-Generated.
The concept of produced insights (AI) is not limited to intelligence fabrication's grim future. It is a fact that is transforming several professions, with healthcare assiduity leading the way. Restorative inquiry, conclusion, cure, and understanding care are all moving forward as a consequence of artificial intelligence's (AI) capacity to dissect massive amounts of data, discover patterns, and provide practical insight. This composition analyzes the colorful ways that artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing healthcare, focusing on breakthroughs and associated products.
By Saiful Islam2 years ago in Fiction
“Tangled Whispers: A Marshland Mystery Unveiled”. AI-Generated.
In the heart of an ancient marsh, where time moves in whispers and nature weaves its secrets into every leaf and ripple, a tale begins. The sun rises slowly over the tranquil waters, casting a golden hue upon the labyrinth of reeds and winding paths that crisscross the wetlands.
By Alex Nguyen2 years ago in Fiction
World in Tatters Ch. 43
I recognize the room as soon as we enter. It’s an old guest room for important visitors. It also happened to be the room Alice and I played in when we were little. When our parents needed us out of the way that is. Some things have been moved around. All the artwork that used to hang on the walls has long since been removed, and the bed has been moved away from the windows, but it’s definitely the same room.
By Kevin Barkman2 years ago in Fiction
World in Tatters Ch. 42
I wake suddenly, feeling a boot poking into my ribs. Blinking against the torchlight, I search for Alice. She’s no longer tucked under my arm, but it’s not her boot in my side either. I look up past the firelight into the face of Artemis.
By Kevin Barkman2 years ago in Fiction
World in Tatters Ch. 41
Everything was smooth sailing the rest of the ride in. We made it to the outskirts of the city about two hours after our riverside chat. I’d wager we’re half a day or more ahead of the rest of the army. My mother’s probably livid, having most definitely discovered our absence by now.
By Kevin Barkman2 years ago in Fiction