What Is Your Approach To Life And Does It Make You A Jedi Or A Sith Lord Under The Jedi And Sith Codes?
The Sith versus The Jedi. The war still wages on in our hearts, and minds as Rey is safely on Tatooine, the war over. In our world, the Sith and the Jedi are magical creatures of faith in an all-powerful force, a force that controls everything and everyone. They both subscribe to slightly different ideological teachings.
Jason Ray MortonPublished 12 days ago in Futurism
I Asked an AI Content Writer To Rewrite ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’
AI content writers are heralded as the next best thing (primarily by tech companies selling AI content writing tech). They have already taken over some jobs from humans like copywriting due to only needing minimal input. There's nothing like bragging about your strengths. Even the AI conversion from "AI's are heralded to be the next best thing for writing" worked overtime at selling its services.
Sandi ParsonsPublished 18 days ago in Futurism
5 Anime That Will Convert the Agnostic
Still unsure about anime after all those unabating recommendations from your anime-loving friends? Does finally giving the genre a chance seem far too daunting due to its substantial catalogue? If the answer to these questions is yes, then I have the perfect thing for you. Here's a list of five anime the agnostic should watch before dismissing the genre completely.
Liam SpencerPublished 19 days ago in Futurism
Living Robots Are Now Capable of Mass Self-Reproduction
We have stepped into a new future, a "Twilight Zone" future where robots called xenobots can now procreate. The possibilities of this new biological capability are both awe-inspiring, and scary.
South Park Predicts The Future
A recent South Park episode got me thinking about a potentially troubling version of the future. The South Park Post Covid Special aired a few days ago on Paramount Plus, whatever that is, and it featured the boys 40 years into the future, when the pandemic is finally coming to an end.
Chris HudsonPublished 2 months ago in Futurism
Elastic Dreams. Seen Black Mirror? You might like this too
Philip K. Dick’s works have inspired science fiction writers for years, so it’s only natural that a show based on his stories would be popular. Elastic Dreams is a sci-fi anthology with stand-alone episodes not related at all but exists in several realities at once.. each of the stories exist in alternate realities. Elastic Dreams sometimes tips its hat toward horror. It's ten episodes switching back and forth between American production and British
Edison AdePublished 2 months ago in FuturismTo the metaverse and beyond
The next step in human evolution is here - at least, that's according to tech enthusiasts. That step is called the "metaverse". Facebook's renaming to "Meta" introduced the concept to a wider audience, with those same people asking a lot of questions about what's next for humanity.
Utopian Idealism: A Figment of Imagination
When a person thinks of a utopian world, one without griefs and troubles, and one where things make seemingly perfect sense and work out to a positive end (for the aforementioned dreamer), it is easy to see why such thoughts would be highly attractive. For some, their ideal utopian world is ultimately fair for all, and when you dig deeper in conversation with them, you find out quickly that not only do they want equal opportunity for everyone (for why should even one person go without when so many have perceivably more than their fair share?) but equal results as well. Others dream of a world where they themselves get what it is they want or feel they have earned in life; this could be a regained relationship with a lost significant other (or better yet never having lost them in the first place), or they might finally get that great job they had been striving for so long. Still, others view a utopian world (and in this case, perhaps a utopian universe) as one without the existential problems of death, illness, and fear of the unknown.
Jackie BarrowsPublished 2 months ago in Futurism
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This 'Star Wars' Betrayal Causes Tatooine To Erupt Into A Civil War
The Book of Boba Fett is slowly (you might say very slowly) building up towards its climax at the end of its 7-episode run. And this climax more and more seems to be an inevitable war between the Pyke syndicate and Boba’s “army.”
Culture SlatePublished 21 minutes ago in FuturismThe Barn Owl
No one seemed to remember the tsunami, the monstrous waves that swallowed skyscrapers like they were ants in the sand. It didn't matter who many times I brought up the subject, I would only receive glares or stares of confusion. I pleaded for someone to remember, to know what I was talking about, I couldn't be the only one. I just couldn't be, right?
Alexa PagePublished about an hour ago in Futurism
MIT BREAKTHROUGH DISCOVERY HELPS YOU SAVE 65% ON POWER BILLS!
In this article I will be sharing with you a recent discovery I went over that is really super beneficial for daily life application so let's see!
Evolution is it slow?
Evolution, is it slow? Is the pace of evolution speeding up? Everything in life seems to be getting faster and faster yet evolution does not. Evolution is fundamental to human existence yet it is so slow that it does not appear to be happening.
Peter RosePublished about 3 hours ago in Futurism
Five Things You Don't Know About Ilum
Star Wars has several planets that are integral to almost every story that the franchise has to tell like Coruscant and Tatooine. One planet that might not come to mind is the ice planet Ilum. Located in the 7G sector of the Unknown Regions in the Ilum system, many casual fans may have never heard of it, but this planet would become one of the most vital resources to both the Jedi and Sith in the prequel trilogy, original trilogy, and the sequel trilogy. Here are 5 things you don’t know about Ilum.
Culture SlatePublished about 20 hours ago in Futurism
Would Fennec Shand Make A Better Daimyo Than Boba Fett?
WARNING: Spoilers for Chapters 1- 3 of The Book of Boba Fett ahead. We’ll try to avoid major ones, but we can’t avoid everything. Proceed at your own risk.
Culture SlatePublished about 24 hours ago in Futurism
Temuera Morrison Thinks His Character Is Too Talkative In The New Show
Since Disney purchased Star Wars in 2012, they have pumped out a lot of media related to the IP. Five movies and several streaming series have been released, with even more on the way, such as the upcoming Obi-Wan Kenobi show. The latest one to debut has been The Book of Boba Fett, a show, fittingly enough, that centers around the mysterious bounty hunter of the same name. Based on the reviews so far, the general consensus is that the show itself is on the right side of pretty decent. It's no Mandalorian, but nothing has been so far.
Culture SlatePublished a day ago in FuturismThe Crucial Technologies Helping Businesses Recover Post-Covid
Looking back throughout the pandemic, it is clear that technology has been a shining savior in and of itself. It would be impossible to imagine ourselves in the shoes of those who recovered from the Spanish flu pandemic a century ago, who had no access to the innovative technologies we have today. In the 21st century pandemic, we have been lucky enough to battle this global health concern in our comfiest lounge clothes with the latest Netflix show playing in the background.
James KatzaroffPublished a day ago in Futurism
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