science fiction

The bridge between imagination and technological advancement, where the dreamer’s vision predicts change, and foreshadows a futuristic reality. Science fiction has the ability to become “science reality”.

The Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine
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By Wunmi 3 years ago in Futurism
Quantum Computers are Transforming Technology
Meet Dave and Ryan, two computer engineers who share a profound friendship. Their journey takes a fascinating turn as they embark on a game of coin flipping using Dave's computer, pitting their wits against the computer itself. Dave faces an uncertain choice, with Ryan observing closely as the computer makes the initial move, leaving Dave in the dark about the result - heads or tails. Dave's turn allows him to decide whether to flip the coin or abstain, all without revealing his choice to the computer. The game unfolds, and the computer eventually discloses the results. It's in the midst of this gaming session that Ryan drops an intriguing revelation - there's only a 50% chance for either of them to emerge victorious.
By Wunmi 3 years ago in Futurism
The Hunt for Exoplanets: Are We Alone in the Universe?
In the modern age, the age-old question of whether we are alone in the universe has taken centre stage in the field of astrophysics. The pursuit of exoplanets, worlds that orbit distant stars beyond our solar system, has captured the imagination of millions.
By Nayson Murona3 years ago in Futurism
Compendium of Humanity's End
Marco Chung is the oldest human in the known universe. Displaced in time by his job ferrying people and supplies to the extrasolar colonies around the galaxy, Marco finds no semblance of peace or belonging upon his rare returns to an ever-changing Earth. Meanwhile, despite centuries of exploration and settlement, there have been no signs of past or present life anywhere that humans have looked. Whether it is nearby Mars or far away Novissimus, it appears more and more likely that Earth is uniquely filled with life, at least within the Milky Way.
By J.P. Prag3 years ago in Futurism
Hello, Lover
runner up in heather hubler's 'write me a letter' challenge 64/787/14 s.d. (standard dating) Hello, Lover We don't write letters as we used to, people, I mean. There is something about it that feels tragically romantic, words meant for someone who may never read them. Still, I can't help but write them for you, hopelessly hopeful that they will find you someday, or, even better, that I will get to tell you of my adventures in person. They say that you don't know how much you love someone until they are gone, but I don't think that it is possible to love you more, yet still, you are gone.
By lucyjb3 years ago in Futurism
The Nexus Mystery
Not long from now, mankind had opened the mysteries of reality, introducing a time of unfathomable advancement. Quantum innovation had opened up doors to substitute aspects and considered momentary travel across the world. Yet, with extraordinary power came incredible obligation, and a gathering of splendid researchers, known as the "Worldly Trailblazers," had devoted their lives to guaranteeing the protected and moral utilization of these freshly discovered capacities.
By BLESSING ALIMIAN3 years ago in Futurism
Outer Limits Season 2, Episode1: "Soldier"
Harlan Ellison sadly passed away at the age of 84, back in 2018. He was undeniably one of the most brilliant SF writers (hell, one of the most brilliant writers period), of his generation. He penned two episodes of the classic cult Sixties television sci-fi anthology show "The Outer Limits." One was "Demon With a Glass Hand," starring Robert "Greatest American Hero" Culp. I saw that one decades ago. The other, "Soldier," (Based loosely on Harlan's own short story "Soldier of Tomorrow") quite clearly inspired the mega-blockbuster action movie series The Terminator, starring Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger, Arnold playing the titular cyborg assassin from Earth's apocalyptic, AI-generated nuclear holocaust of a future.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Futurism
Cultivating Connections
In many big companies, robots are doing jobs instead of people. Some robots are packaging goods, and others are collecting boxes for delivery. When you call customer service, sometimes you talk to a robot instead of a human. In certain restaurants, robots take your order, serve your food, and even pour your coffee, acting as waiters. Japan had a hotel where robots worked as concierges, administrators, and cleaners, but they had to be let go because they couldn't handle their tasks.
By Ines Lozina3 years ago in Futurism
Hello, Lover
putting this in the running for heather hubler's 'write me a letter' challenge 56/787/14 (standard dating) Hello, Lover I suppose it isn't the worst thing, writing to you like this; I have often thought that to read someone else’s words in their own hand is to understand their soul. Of course, I like to think that I already understand your soul, but I suppose this will prove any doubts to the fact.
By lucyjb3 years ago in Futurism
Rainbow Man: The Oracle of Time
Rainbow Man: The Oracle of Time - Unveiling the Mysteries In the realm of mystical legends and enigmatic beings, few are as captivating and enigmatic as Rainbow Man: The Oracle of Time. This enigmatic figure has woven a tapestry of wonder and fascination throughout history, leaving countless questions in its wake. Who is Rainbow Man? What is the significance of the Oracle of Time? In this blog post, we embark on a journey to explore the mysteries surrounding Rainbow Man and the profound impact of the Oracle of Time.
By danielle wren3 years ago in Futurism
Running on Alien Worlds: A Journey Through Our Solar System
Introduction Imagine a journey through our solar system, where you can lace up your running shoes and test your speed on the diverse terrains of each planet. From the scorching heat of Venus to the frigid expanses of Mars, the alien landscapes of our neighboring planets offer unique challenges and opportunities for human exploration.
By MT3 years ago in Futurism
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“I’m going to go kill my boss,” the man said cheerfully, still high off the seven Bitter-Blue Nebular Bite donuts he had just scarfed down.
By A.N.G. Reynolds3 years ago in Futurism