I’ve been alone since I was eight. I’m my only companion in this quest to find the place where I belonged. In this vast galaxy I can’t find my planet. I’ve been so many places that I can’t even remember my own parents. All the people on my planet have special abilities like flying, telekinesis, speed or super strength. Abilities like mind reading or teleportation are very rare, like only one a few thousand years rare. I don’t know how long I’ve been gone or even how old I am now. I’m somewhere in my mid-teens, I think? My clothes are tattered and I’m covered in dirt. Every so often I teleport to a planet with beings who resemble me. This is where I find safety, until I have to leave again. Sometimes I can finally find a change of clothes or scrub myself in a cold stream. It has been a while since I could safely roam.

“How--?” Lizzie began, doubting her words as well as, Monty presumed, her own vision. “That--You just--” “I made a sketch of a fox come to life,” he confirmed, pocketing his sketchpad. He kept his voice level, hoping his ease would extend across the room and wrap around the younger teen. “Well, sort of--I gave it sentience, not life.”

Author Snippet − T. Bishop is a 27-year-old author breaking into the industry with her first novel in the genre of Historic Fantasy. A strong supporter of the LGBTQ, she is an inspiration to all.

1st day of January in the year 2140 Hi Clint. It’s been a few days since my last entry, but I wanted to write an update while I was still in a good mood:

“You look beautiful,” Mother said, arranging my braids around my shoulders. They rattled softly from the tiny silver clamps decorating the tresses.

The two shook on their deal and continued down the path. It wouldn't be much longer before the pair would reach the exit, and Lizzie refused to waste a single moment with her old friend. "So aside from the promotion, how've you been?"

A portal exists on my left arm. Simple lines of ink bearing the bends that a canvas made of skin dictates, forms a cube open at one end. When the world around me consumes my will, when this reality pumped by a beating heart and rhythmic breaths misses a beat and grips my throat, I turn to the box on my arm.

What is true reality if the consumption of certain combinations of plant and synthetic chemicals, or even chemical imbalances in our brains, can make us see things that don’t actually exist?

Ever since the period of the first Industrial Revolution in the nineteenth century, writers, philosophers, politicians and religious leaders have expressed concern about the impact of new technologies on human behavior and values. We are currently living through an era in which information and communication technologies are developing more rapidly than ever before. But how will this new technological revolution affect future generations’ ideas about what it means to be human?

Anybody who had a wading pool or bathtub growing up knows what happens when you try to sit in it and the water’s too high. It makes a wet mess thanks to water sloshing everywhere, and the adults get angry at all the clean-up.

The Mandalorian, Surely known as Star Wars : The Mandalorian , is an American space Western web television series created by Jon Favreau and released on Disney+. It is the first live action series in the Star Wars franchise. Set five years after the events of Return of the Jedi and 25 years prior to the events of The Force Awakens, it follows the title character, a Mandalorian bounty hunter named Din Djarin, Performed by Pedro Pascal, and his exploits beyond the reaches of the New Republic.The first-ever Star Wars television series has changed the game in terms of what might be possible in live action TV, more specifically with the use of real-time rendered virtual sets displayed on LED screens.

10. Upload The age-old question of “what happens after we die” is at the heart of Amazon’s “Upload,” a show about a man who dies and his consciousness is resurrected in a digital afterlife. He can still talk with his living friends and family, something that might provide a lot of comfort to many people who lose a loved one suddenly. There’s a catch, of course: The dead person’s afterlife only exists so long as their storage space on a gigantic server is paid up. People can opt in to this afterlife party if they want, and if they have the resources to support it, and the idea of death shifts greatly for those who make this purchase. They’re literally buying extra time, but they can’t physically touch or hold or interact with people, and technology doesn’t exist to download their minds into another body.

BoWB, is announcing its upcoming digital programme, entitled Art Pluriverse: A Community Science Series. As the second edition of the Biennale, that was going to take place in Ioannina, Greece in October 2020, had to be postponed, the organisation sets a month of digital events, as part of its year-round programme. Art Pluriverse is the title of a community science series about intangible cultural heritage, starting in December 2020. The official website will be launched on September 17th and the programme will be open to the public on December 3rd.

The Proposal “It’s been three years,” Kristopher said, gazing into Tyler’s deep brown eyes. “I know. It’s like we only met yesterday. Funny, isn’t it, how time flies?” Tyler said.

The CLOUD was created to explore how our sense of taste and smell interact with each other to determine how we perceive flavour. The team observed that traditionally we only consume foods in two phases; solids and liquids. We pushed to engineer a way to break this constraint, and theorized what if we could enjoy our favourite dishes through another medium.

A Deep fake is basically a type of syntactic media that is artificially created by using the self-learning algorithms of artificial intelligence. So basically a deep fake could be an audio clip, a video footage or an image that has been produced synthetically or artificially via the usage of artificial intelligence. Through this technology, you can swap phases in a video or in an image, you can carry out lip synching and you can modulate the voice in an audio clip. So this technology of creating deep fakes or synthetic media in a world driven by cloud computing, artificial intelligence and vast volumes of data represents tremendous opportunities and as well as challenges. So the ability to create substantive media using A.I. creates numerous opportunities because it will simply transform the way we listen, speak or communicate on social media.

Several trends have led me to think about the topic of this article. The first, and most practical, is the ongoing effort to advance the artificial life form (ai) to human emotional intelligence. To that end, I have gone so far as to suggest that we are not necessarily correct in our fundamental definitional distinction between organic and inorganic, living and non-living. That distinction is just another one of our series of ongoing efforts to convice ourselves that we are better than others.

Artificial Intelligence is the buzzword that we frequently keep hearing. Its widespread popularity and influence can be understood from the way industries adopting AI in their organization. Whether it’s Healthcare, Automobile, Banking & Financial Services, or Airlines, many industries have started adopting AI.

I’ve been alone since I was eight. I’m my only companion in this quest to find the place where I belonged. In this vast galaxy I can’t find my planet. I’ve been so many places that I can’t even remember my own parents. All the people on my planet have special abilities like flying, telekinesis, speed or super strength. Abilities like mind reading or teleportation are very rare, like only one a few thousand years rare. I don’t know how long I’ve been gone or even how old I am now. I’m somewhere in my mid-teens, I think? My clothes are tattered and I’m covered in dirt. Every so often I teleport to a planet with beings who resemble me. This is where I find safety, until I have to leave again. Sometimes I can finally find a change of clothes or scrub myself in a cold stream. It has been a while since I could safely roam.

CHAPTER ONE: Crew Member Video Log: Laklyn McCallister Vessel: U.S.S. Icarus Location: Jupiter, High Orbit Date/Time: 09/03/2036, 0839 EST

Imagine 112 miles. Beyond the distance you can walk. If you get in your car and get on a highway, it is almost two hours of travel time. Now compare that distance to three inches. about the length of the longest finger of an adult. Three inches out of 112 miles. In relative terms, that is the distance human beings have travelled into space as compared to the distance we must travel to reach the nearest star. In late 1968, human beings traveled to the moon, circled it and returned. Proxima Centauri is 4.24 light-years away. Three inches out of 112 miles.

“How--?” Lizzie began, doubting her words as well as, Monty presumed, her own vision. “That--You just--” “I made a sketch of a fox come to life,” he confirmed, pocketing his sketchpad. He kept his voice level, hoping his ease would extend across the room and wrap around the younger teen. “Well, sort of--I gave it sentience, not life.”

1st day of January in the year 2140 Hi Clint. It’s been a few days since my last entry, but I wanted to write an update while I was still in a good mood:

“You look beautiful,” Mother said, arranging my braids around my shoulders. They rattled softly from the tiny silver clamps decorating the tresses.

! I AM A TREASONOUS CARNIVORE! . Personally, I am pro-meat . (This is not one of my satire bits, I really am a carnivore!)

“Wasted time is wrong that can never be righted...” Past, Present, & Future What is real beyond our perceptions...what's really real? Is this life real? We exist as a consciousness in a shell that allows us to interact on this plane. So, in a sense, our existence on this plane is not real. When one realizes this many thoughts may be put at ease and questions answered. The only things that are real are your consciousness and the present moment, because at that moment the only things existing is the moment and your consciousness. The past is no longer real because it is gone and the future is not real because it has not happened. This is not to say that specifically speaking the past and future are not real because the past was real at that moment and the future will be real in time at its moment. In short, neither are in the present. However, that moment in the past as stated was real at that time, so learn from it so that you can make the real moments in the future better.

We've all heard of this concept. Elon Musk has big plans revolving around this. Can we survive without our home planet? The place you have never ever left. It's like your hometown that you can just never get out of. How would we achieve it? Is it just science fiction to leave our planet and colonize the stars? We aren't sure but we make some wild speculations as well as maybe bring you a little knowledge this week. Grab a beer, your most elegant space suit, and settle in as we bring on the weird!

That paper — titled "Die Feldgleichungen der Gravitation," or "The Field Equations of Gravity" — was a scientific blockbuster, unveiling equations that govern the universe

. “Save The Earth” Is a STUPID SLOGAN! . Mmmmmm.......? . What do you think green issues are REALLY about?

It had been about two months since I met and started teaching Samuel how to read. I was impressed by how quickly he picked things up, though it was surprising that no one in his old community wanted to teach him this stuff. History is the one thing we can learn from, thus a necessary thing to remember. But maybe it was that they did not see the reason to since so much of the population had been wiped out. Maybe they had lost hope for the future of humans, and learning to read and write was the last thing on their minds.

Natural resources are the resources that exist in the world without any human struggles. It’s the main factor that humans can take advantage of the mother of nature. Many countries are rich in natural resources and it helps mankind to live a fantasy life. With the help of natural resources, we can turn the raw commodities into many different shapes. The modification of natural resources into something helps human beings to make their life hassle-free. There are many natural resources in the world through the top-notch natural resources are described below.

A lot of debate has ensued surrounding whether or not is was worth it financially and otherwise to spend the fortunes used to put men on the Moon. The seminal Apollo Program that saw man landing on the Moon on 20th July 1969 produced the following 12 items that we regularly employ on a daily basis. Judge for yourself if it was worth it:-

11. Tifton Millionaire's Bunker $15 million dollars is what you can expect to pay to live the life of the rich and famous during the apocalypse in Tifton, Georgia.

It’s been a very hot minute since I last played around with the Talk To Transformer interface demo using the InferKit AI-based text generator. So, I thought I would have fun with this once more.

"If we don't get those samples Identified and singled out, and we can't figure out what's stopping the bond than this whole project is ruined."

No Argument There “Vanessa, get in the car. We’ve got a long drive ahead of us and I don’t want to get caught in traffic.”

Why did a scientist paint large eyes on the backsides of cows? To train lions. It isn’t a joke that you have missed the punchline on, but a solution to the problem of lions killing the livestock of subsistence farmers in rural Botswana.

. The following text is NOT what I personally believe (At all! Even a bit!) but rather 'playing with thoughts', the same way you might ideally fidget with a piece of string.

***** Good news! Snice this research was first done while I was a graduate student the city of Detroit has shut down the polluting WTE plant. *****

This is my true story and how it ended. If you don’t believe me, please visit planet Gilt, and ask for Stacy Linganore. So there.

6 am They were staring out the window, the video behind me three dead greenhorns. Cut down with a blade made out of bone. It seems they got that wish of theirs to see the game, but as victims. It was not pretty, crying, blood, guts. It was brutal and time-consuming. It was locked in an old tunnel, running, abandoning each other, like rats.

8:30pm – It’s a warm Saturday night, with neon lights, loud music, and smell of pizza in the air. I got to the rink just at 8:30pm for Bree’s birthday party. If I’m being honest, I’m not even sure why I came in the first place. These girls aren’t even my friends. We aren’t really interested in the same things. I feel like I’m just trying to conform to a standard that definitely won’t matter when high school is over. But, here I am.

Start of Transcript: Hello, and welcome to the 1950s Science Fiction Podcast. During the fourth episode of the series, I will be discussing a favorite movie of mine. Riders to the Stars was produced by Ivan Tors and released by United Artist in 1954. So far, I hope that you have been enjoying my podcast. As I have said before, I am new at this so, I am still learning about how to create a good podcast. I do ask for your patience when it comes to editing flaws and other mistakes on my part. I hope the podcast is audible to everyone and clearly understood by anyone. Please feel free to send any feedback by messaging me on whatever app you listen to your podcast. Now on the episode.

Orbiter 9, 2017 source:Quora.com Helena and her parents were en route to a new colony world in a small starship when the vessel’s life support system was compromised. When it became clear the ship could not keep three people alive indefinitely, Helena’s parents committed suicide by exiting the airlock so their daughter could live, leaving her in the care of the ship’s AI.

Prospect, 2018: source:Quora.com A father and his teenage daughter are scratching out an existence prospecting deep in the jungles of alien worlds for invaluable oyster-like gems produced by bizarre plant-like organisms made of flesh. They’re at the tail end of a run, trying for one last big score before time runs out to get to orbit and rendezvous with the interstellar liner that brought them there. With time short to make their score without being stuck on an alien world, they come across a dangerous outlaw played by Game of Thrones’ Pedro Pascal.

On July 20, 2019 we will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of the seminal, epic event of the first human beings to set foot on the surface of the moon - NASA's Apollo 11 lunar mission of 1969. A space race that was finally won by America at the expense of their Russian adversaries. The 1969 moon landing was indeed a frenetic race between the two super-powers to see who would eventually dominate.

Recently, NASA announced surprising news about their spacecraft, Osiris-Rex, traveling in space. This spacecraft was designed to chase asteroids in space. It has a Touch-And-Go Sample Acquisition Mechanism (TAGSAM) arm that can collect the required samples. This spacecraft successfully touched down on the Bennu asteroid. They collected samples that can help NASA scientists study the origin of the planets and how Earth was formed and the existence of life on this planet.

If you've been anywhere in the Southwest quadrant of the United States the past few years, you definitely witnessed firsthand a silent revolution taking place here: a vibrant new industry burgeoning in fits and starts in front of our eyes, with all the dangers, hiccups, tragedies, and dreams that might accompany such a birth.

Innovative technology is a relatively long-term concept of the invention. While innovation is generally a fairly well-defined concept, it does have a wide scope to most people, particularly in the business and academic world. But the idea of innovation itself may not be quite as familiar as you think.

Last weekend, Musk released Neuralink, a new brain-computer interface device. You only need a small cut on your scalp, and you can implant your brain's Fitbit through a coin-sized device, which can be directly controlled through a mobile phone app. At present, this device has been successfully tested on piglets and has been approved by the FDA for human brain experiments. In the future, this device is likely to not only help people with disabilities control their prostheses, but also to fight against neurological problems such as epilepsy, major depression, autism, Alzheimer's disease, and Parkinson's syndrome.

Researcher Mel Slater conducted an interesting virtual reality experiment. This experiment reproduced, on the guinea pigs, the stage of decor ships (leaving the body) described by many people who had lived an experience of near death. The result of the study carried out is particularly encouraging since people who tried the experiment were less afraid of dying afterward. Explanations...