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Exploring the future of science today, while looking back on the achievements from yesterday. Science fiction is science future.
I AM A TREASONOUS CARNIVORE!
! I AM A TREASONOUS CARNIVORE! . Personally, I am pro-meat . (This is not one of my satire bits, I really am a carnivore!)
Ross E Fortune LombardiPublished 3 months ago in FuturismTime is Linear Yet Fluid
“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.
Wayne SutphinPublished 3 months ago in Futurism
Ep. 106 - Living Without Earth Part 1
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!
Bring On The WeirdPublished 4 months ago in Futurism
Vote for the World
Human. Friend. Brother & Sister. Who stands there beside you? Who stands there for you? The World is Changing.
Facundo RaganatoPublished 4 months ago in Futurism
Everyone Here Knows Me
The plane took off and climbed into the sky. Alice Stockwell shifted in her seat. Was everyone looking at her? It felt like everyone was looking at her. Not too much, but every now and then someone would look up at her and smile. She guessed that it was strange to see a kid flying alone, but she wasn’t used to being stared at. It made her uncomfortable. The air was very stuffy in here.
Tom MartinPublished 4 months ago in Futurism
3D-Printed Rocket Engines Fuels The Ambition Of Space Exploration
3d printing is becoming a future-forward and cutting edge technology for the space exploration industry. As more private players are stretching their limits into this complex yet ambitious domain, additive manufacturing is growing substantially.
Irina MukherjeePublished 5 months ago in Futurism
Who Wants to Live Forever?
So, I was with my neurologist at a recent appointment, discussing my never-ending migraine problem that ended my career in 2012.
Jeff TaylorPublished 5 months ago in FuturismThe Future of 3D Concrete Printing is Incredible
When 3D printing entered the limelight a few years ago, the technology community and members of the general population were enthralled by the possibilities. Just think of the implications it could have. If you were an entrepreneur and needed to create a one off part for a project you were working on, or needed to make a full prototype, you could just print one off instead of absorbing the high cost of manufacturing. Instead of buying trinkets for your child's stocking stuffers, you could just 3D print them something. If you needed a part that broke for your vacuum, maybe you could eventually just go to the manufacturers website print one at home, saving time, shipping, and material. But what about taking it beyond those small scale ideas and actually 3D printing your entire home. That is exactly what the pioneers of 3D concrete printing are doing now.
Futurism Disrupted
Futurism is a delicate and ego driven game. It's all about gathering together data which often is influenced by personal bias and then playing fortune teller with the results. "I see everyone riding in self-driving cars in 10 years." Yeah, right. I remember when people were saying that, derived from the perceived disinterest that young millennials had in cars. I said baloney and I would make commercials focusing on the thrill of driving, and what do all the car commercials feature essentially, now 10 years later? I am a strong believer in the power of the individual and one thing I've learned is that the groupthink that has become the hallmark of the 21st century has its loop holes and chinks in the armor.
Marshall BarnesPublished 7 months ago in Futurism
Hyperloop, the future of transport?
What is hyperloop? Hyperloop is an exciting new form of transport and has amassed a large amount of interest and investment from companies such as Virgin and Hardt (Forsdick, 2019). This new mode of transport promises to carry passengers up to 760 mph and according to Elon Musk, Hyperloop "could be the future of high-speed travel for passengers and freight, given its relatively low energy use" (Amsterdam to Paris in 90 minutes? Dutch tout hyperloop as future of travel, 2020).
Ethan TerrisPublished 7 months ago in FuturismAlternative Energy
Alternative energy is the key to the survival of a human future and the existence of many species on Earth. The question, in my opinion, is not whether to switch to fossil fuels or not. The question of focus in this paper is the effects of alternative energy options on our economy and environment. There are many types of alternative energy out there and methods are being created left and right through technological advancements. Fossil Fuels are the most commonly used form of energy in the U.S today.
Sasha BoileauPublished 9 months ago in Futurism
Jeff Bezos and the great SPACE MISTAKE
As I finished this article I watched as the weather doused the hopes of a much hyped and historic Elon Musk/SpaceX launch to carry NASA astronauts to the ISS. I realized later that the whole event was a metaphor for exactly what I'm writing about here - that despite the best plans laid for projecting our wills into space, unforeseen and chaotic circumstances can render them all for naught, so it's best to have a B plan.
Marshall BarnesPublished 9 months ago in Futurism
