fantasy
Celebrating the fantastical. Let your imagination run wild.
Waking Dream
Lars woke to the sun streaming onto his face. For a while he simply lay in bed, his mattress conforming to his body like a hug, watching the light catch in the crystals of the chandelier above him. The ocean outside was the most vibrant blue. It was another beautiful day.
By Raistlin Allen9 months ago in Futurism
Neurodivergent Utopia. Runner-Up in Tomorrow’s Utopia Challenge.
Janice stabbed her spoon into the all-marshmallow cereal, trying not to scream. “Gooooooood-MORNING Neurotopia!!!! Another day in the most PERFECT world we could ever imagine!” the ADHD Channel blared. “Too loud? That’s okay! Flip to the Sensory Channel for a calmer start to your morning! The autism friendliness there allows for a much more organized structure that is less overstimulating! Are you just about to jump out of your skin? Feel like starting a thousand new projects? Here, you can! Every day, in every way! Even the sky can't be the limit!”
By Dalma Ubitz9 months ago in Futurism
The Harmony Protocol
In the year 2174, Earth was a planet without suffering. Hunger, disease, crime, and poverty were eradicated through a single achievement: the Harmony Protocol. A global neural network, designed by the technocratic think tank known as the Eudaimon Institute, the Protocol subtly interfaced with every human consciousness, smoothing impulses, aligning desires, and eradicating internal conflict. There were no wars because no one felt the need to fight. There was no greed, for satisfaction was engineered. Emotions were balanced, decisions optimized, and harmony achieved. The Protocol was not a cage but an orchestra, and humanity was its symphony.
By Nina Pierce9 months ago in Futurism
Echoes in the Park
Utopia is real. It's a city, technically, but you've always thought of cities as loud, concrete places. Bereft of trees. Cloaked and choked in smog. Places where there's never enough space. Always more people pouring in. Another shop to cram into a corner somewhere. One more block of flats, and another, and another, because who needs parkland anyway?
By L.C. Schäfer9 months ago in Futurism
<Back to Eden>...How it really came to be.
The Earth was beautiful, celestially formed and no longer void. The creator looked down upon his handywork proudly...the breathtaking landscape beneath the Heavens, which he had not yet designated, was a virtual utopia of extraordinary colors and enchanting loveliness.
By Antoni De'Leon9 months ago in Futurism
The AI Expectation-Reality Gap: Why Replacing Experts with Tools is a Costly Gamble
The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has generated immense excitement and, in some boardrooms, a dangerous misconception. Fueled by hype and the promise of significant cost savings, some companies are rushing to replace skilled human workers with AI tools, believing technology can seamlessly handle complex technical and creative tasks.
By Mamoona Rana9 months ago in Futurism








