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Exploring the future of science today, while looking back on the achievements from yesterday. Science fiction is science future.

Watchers
We've all seen them, perched on high wires or rooftops, staring at the world below. Crows congregate in small groups, and when one departs the murder, another quickly takes its place. Have you ever asked yourself what they are looking for and who they are reporting their observations to?
By Mark Gagnon4 years ago in Futurism
Why Sri Lanka Declares Bankruptcy?
The Government of Sri Lanka announced that it will temporarily stop paying its foreign debt, in the midst of a deep economic crisis and awaiting a bailout from the International Monetary Fund. Here is a review of the countries that have also defaulted.
By Faraz4 years ago in Futurism
Sight. Runner-Up in The Runaway Train Challenge.
The first thing I heard was the rustling through a knapsack. I was having one of those recurring dreams where I was falling off a cliff. Dr. Anthony said to help ease back into reality, I should take note of my surroundings using the five senses.
By Joan Crow4 years ago in Futurism
The Matrix, The Red Pill and the Future of Ideology
When thinking about the Matrix and the Red Pill, I come to question whether ideology is something we can be freed from and if it can be counted as a scientific force, as much an immovable truth in the universe as gravity or light. The question comes to mind of how ideology exists and how can we use it? Can we be free of ideology or are we lifelessly in it, as to be stuck within a never ending Russian Doll; can we escape ideology? And what better place to look than the place which reignited this area of futurism, ideology and science, The Matrix and The Red Pill.
By Josh Clements4 years ago in Futurism
A Hedonistic Dream or the Cybernetic Communism?
The Scottish writer Iain Menzies Banks is a rare example of a writer who successfully combines work in two genres: science fiction (most of which belong to the Culture cycle) and mainstream novels, which, it must be said, are no less or even more popular. Actually, I can think of only one such master — Dan Simmons, who has the science fiction saga Hyperion, several thrillers, and great horror novels.
By Nik Hein4 years ago in Futurism
Do We Really Need Wearable Technology to Live Better?
• Smartwatches • Fitness trackers • Smart jewelry • Smart clothing • Head-mounted displays • Body sensors • Smart contact lens
By Alka . Jha4 years ago in Futurism
What should men understand when they are 25 years old?
I have thought about this question for a long time and have come up with some interesting ideas. 01 When I was in college, there were many classmates and friends around me who had a grand vision of what to do, made many plans, and made many attempts.
By Dylan M Parkin4 years ago in Futurism
Robots are Coming…., How can Humans Compete with Machines?
Are we in the early beginnings of robots era , when all these machines will prevail in a time that may not be far away, and take over the jobs and tasks of humans and throw hundreds of millions of them into the abyss of unemployment?
By Saber Meilleur Garçon4 years ago in Futurism
Captious
Summer is the best. Yesterday was the kids' last day of school. Today begins summer. The man and lady of the house have a job at the school, so their summer begins as well.
By Caladrius4 years ago in Futurism
How Do Start-ups Have the Power to Change Your Country Future?
A startup is defined as an entity that is formed by an individual or group of individuals to provide a solution or an innovative product or service to the market.
By Sejal Shah4 years ago in Futurism
Know About Mars Our New Home
Mars is one of the most attractive planets in the solar system and it is a planet full of surprises. The people of Mars live a life of simplicity and they don’t know what luxury means. It is the perfect place to spend your time and you will surely enjoy your stay on Mars.
By Avijit Ray4 years ago in Futurism
The future ain't so bright...right?
How bleak or bright is the far future? Do you know what the year 3033 will look like? Do you know what technology we will still be yearning for? Or, will we be almost extinct living off freeze-dried meats and rehydrated veggies? There are only two ways to go, harnessing the madness or being consumed by it. Let me explain... The future cannot be fully predicted or even swayed. What can be said is this, the farther we go into the future the more change has taken place. Knowing this all we would have to do is speculate whether humanity will undergo more entropy or experience empathy?
By Freddy T.4 years ago in Futurism