Aldous Huxley to George Orwell: My Hellish Vision of the Future is Better Than Yours (1949) Post date October 27, 2025 Post author By OC Post categories In books, Literature, Sci Fi
The Best TV Series Set In Post-Apocalyptic Wastelands Post date April 22, 2025 Post author By Fayam Ayekame Post categories In fallout-tv-series, film-and-tv, futurism, post-apocalyptic-fiction, Sci Fi, see-tv-series, survival-drama-tv-series, the-last-of-us
Sci-Fi to Sky-Fi: How Pop Culture Inspired Real-World Space Tech Post date April 11, 2025 Post author By Wisdom Nwokocha Post categories In falcon-9, low-earth-orbit-satellite, satellite-internet, Sci Fi, space-technology, spacecoin, spacecoin-writing-contest, spacex
Turns Out, Star Trek Was Basically a Tech Roadmap Post date April 7, 2025 Post author By Vision NP Post categories In ai-in-the-space-exploration, importance-of-imaginations, interplanetary-connectivity, quantum-computing-and-space, Sci Fi, spacetech, web3, wrap-drives
Will Musk Colonize Mars In His Lifetime? The Answer Won’t Surprise You Post date March 17, 2025 Post author By hackernoon Post categories In future-of-space-travel, hackernoon-top-story, interplanetary-travel, life-on-mars, musk-space-ambitions, Sci Fi, spacetech, spacex-mars-roadmap
Watch the Sci-Fi Short Film “I’m Not a Robot”: Winner of a 2025 Academy Award Post date March 7, 2025 Post author By OC Post categories In Film, Sci Fi
Neil deGrasse Tyson Lists the Best and Worst Sci-Fi Movies: The Blob, Back to the Future, 2001: A Space Odyssey & More Post date February 24, 2025 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In Film, Sci Fi
Hear the Jazz-Funk Musical Adaptation of Dune by David Matthews (1977) Post date February 19, 2025 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In Music, Sci Fi
Reason Post date February 14, 2025 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In ai, blogging, blogs, ethics, fairness, hype, language, machinelearning, models, Personal, politics, precautionary, publishing, Sci Fi, sciencefiction, technology
Why David Lynch’s Dune Went Wrong: A Comparison with Denis Villeneuve’s Hit Adaptation Post date January 20, 2025 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In Film, Sci Fi
Books I read in 2024 Post date December 30, 2024 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In 2024, books, fiction, greek, homer, myths, nonfiction, novels, poetry, reading, Sci Fi, stories
The meaning of “AI” Post date November 12, 2024 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In ai, buzzwords, labels, language, machinelearning, meaning, models, names, naming, Sci Fi, sciencefiction, technology, timetravel
The meaning of “AI” Post date November 12, 2024 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In ai, buzzwords, labels, language, machinelearning, meaning, models, names, naming, Sci Fi, sciencefiction, technology, timetravel
The Reputation Nightmare: A World Built on Scores Post date October 4, 2024 Post author By Abduha Post categories In dystopia, fragile-society, future, optout, reputation, reputation-nightmare, Sci Fi, utopia
Metaverse 0, 2.0, 3.0: How Do I See Our Future of Interaction? Post date September 24, 2024 Post author By jjjjj Post categories In decentralized-internet, digital-art, future, hackernoon-top-story, interaction, metaverse, optout, Sci Fi
How 2001: A Space Odyssey Became “the Hardest Film Kubrick Ever Made” Post date September 6, 2024 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In Film, History, Sci Fi
Wallfacing Post date July 1, 2024 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In ai, bots, cozyweb, darkforest, ethics, injection, language, liucixin, machinelearning, models, prompt, sabotage, Sci Fi, sciencefiction, scraping, theft, wallfacers, words, writing
Enter a Huge Archive of Amazing Stories, the World’s First Science Fiction Magazine, Launched in 1926 Post date June 26, 2024 Post author By OC Post categories In Archives, Sci Fi
How Sci-Fi Writers Isaac Asimov & Robert Heinlein Contributed to the War Effort During World War II Post date June 24, 2024 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In History, Sci Fi, Science
Tragedy Post date May 8, 2023 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In books, fate, freewill, greek, medium:id=f93a62939f6e, multiverse, mythology, prophecy, reading, Sci Fi, sciencefiction, stories, timetravel, tragedies
Take Virtual Tours of Every Star Trek Enterprise Bridge: A New Interactive Web Portal Created by The Roddenberry Archive Post date May 8, 2023 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In Sci Fi, Television
The Pulp Magazine Archive Lets You Read Thousands of Digitized Issues of Classic Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Detective Fiction Post date March 27, 2023 Post author By OC Post categories In Magazines, Sci Fi
When a UFO Came to Japan in 1803: Discover the Legend of Utsuro-bune Post date February 22, 2023 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In History, Sci Fi
Do Movie Androids Want to Love Us or Kill Us? Pretty Much Pop: A Culture Podcast #144 Post date February 14, 2023 Post author By Mark Linsenmayer Post categories In artificial-intelligence, Film, Pretty Much Pop, Sci Fi, science fiction films
Culture and style Post date January 22, 2023 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In css, development, document, frontend, medium:id=783b8c6b1b87, publishing, Sci Fi, sciencefiction, styles, styling, theculture, worldbuilding
Mars distracts Post date January 16, 2023 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In Biology, colonisation, mars, medium:id=108bcfbc6cf7, missions, planets, robots, rockets, Sci Fi, Science, sciencefiction, space, technology
How Futurists Envisioned the Future in the 1920s: Moving Walkways, Personal Helicopters, Glass-Domed Cities, Dream Recorders & More Post date January 16, 2023 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In History, Sci Fi, technology
Revisit Vintage Issues of Astounding Stories, the 1930s Magazine that Gave Rise to Science Fiction as We Know It Post date June 14, 2022 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In Magazines, Sci Fi
Stanley Kubrick & Arthur C. Clarke Spent Years Debating How to Depict the Aliens in 2001: A Space Odyssey; Carl Sagan Provided the Answer: Don’t Depict Them at All Post date May 10, 2022 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In Sci Fi
In 1968, Stanley Kubrick Makes Predictions for 2001: Humanity Will Conquer Old Age, Watch 3D TV & Learn German in 20 Minutes Post date April 19, 2022 Post author By OC Post categories In Film, Sci Fi
The First Work of Science Fiction: Read Lucian’s 2nd-Century Space Travelogue A True Story Post date March 9, 2022 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In History, Literature, Sci Fi
The Dune Encyclopedia: The Controversial, Definitive Guide to the World of Frank Herbert’s Sci-Fi Masterpiece (1984) Post date February 22, 2022 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In books, Literature, Sci Fi
The Matrix Regurgitated — Pretty Much Pop: A Culture Podcast #113 Post date January 7, 2022 Post author By Mark Linsenmayer Post categories In Film, Podcasts, Pretty Much Pop, Sci Fi, The Matrix
Rare Book Featuring the Concept Art for Jodorowsky’s Dune Goes Up for Auction (1975) Post date November 9, 2021 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In books, Film, History, Sci Fi
Isaac Asimov Predicts the Future on The David Letterman Show (1980) Post date November 2, 2021 Post author By Josh Jones Post categories In Sci Fi, Science, Television
Hear Brian Eno’s Contribution to the Soundtrack of David Lynch’s Dune (1984) Post date November 2, 2021 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In Film, Music, Sci Fi
How Neal Stephenson’s Sci-Fi Novel Snow Crash Invented the “Metaverse,” Which Facebook Now Plans to Build (1992) Post date October 21, 2021 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In books, Sci Fi, technology
Sci-Fi Pioneer Hugo Gernsback Predicts Telemedicine in 1925 Post date September 13, 2021 Post author By Josh Jones Post categories In Health, Sci Fi, technology
17th Century Scientist Gives First Description of Alien Life: Hear Passages from Christiaan Huygens’ Cosmotheoros (1698) Post date August 27, 2021 Post author By Josh Jones Post categories In Astronomy, Sci Fi, Science
Hear Philip K. Dick’s Famous Metz Speech: “If You Find this World Bad, You Should See Some of the Others” (1977) Post date August 20, 2021 Post author By Josh Jones Post categories In Literature, Philosophy, Sci Fi
How Doctor Who First Started as a Family Educational TV Program (1963) Post date August 19, 2021 Post author By Josh Jones Post categories In Education, Sci Fi, Television
A Few Notes on A Few Notes on The Culture Post date August 3, 2021 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In Archives, archiving, blogging, blogs, capitalism, culture, digital, Economics, homepages, iainmbanks, linkrot, links, markets, medium:id=9c9d3ee56812, newsgroup, Personal, preservation, Sci Fi, sciencefiction, socialism, utopia, Websites
Solarpunk Post date July 19, 2021 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In cli-fi, decentralisation, futures, independence, libertarianism, medium:id=141eaa7bff6a, politics, Sci Fi, sciencefiction, society, solarpunk
Carl Sagan Tells Johnny Carson What’s Wrong with Star Wars: “They’re All White” & There’s a “Large Amount of Human Chauvinism in It” (1978) Post date July 14, 2021 Post author By Colin Marshall Post categories In Film, Sci Fi, Science, Television
The Life & Art of Hilma Af Klint: A Short Art History Lesson on the Pioneering Abstract Artist Post date July 12, 2021 Post author By Ayun Halliday Post categories In Art, religion, Sci Fi
Talking about sci-fi Post date June 21, 2021 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In books, btconf, Literature, medium:id=1cf811e64e54, presentation, publishing, reading, Sci Fi, sciencefiction, speaking, staycurious, talk, writing
Pretty Much Pop: A Culture Podcast #95 Considers Joss Whedon’s The Nevers Post date June 10, 2021 Post author By Mark Linsenmayer Post categories In Joss Whedon, Podcasts, Pretty Much Pop, Sci Fi, Television
Why Do Tech Billionaires Make for Good TV Villains? Pretty Much Pop #93 Considers “Made for Love,” et al. Post date May 31, 2021 Post author By Mark Linsenmayer Post categories In Made for Love, Podcasts, Pretty Much Pop, Sci Fi, silicon-valley, Television
Speaking about sci-fi Post date May 23, 2021 Post author By Adactio: Journal Post categories In books, btconf, event, fiction, Literature, medium:id=7ede52182635, presentation, Sci Fi, sciencefiction, speaking, speculative, talks
For The Good Of Humanity Post date April 28, 2021 Post author By Anthony Watson Post categories In artificial-intelligence, artificial-neural-network, fiction, hackernoon-top-story, pals, Sci Fi, science fiction, united-states, web-monetization
Do We Need Yet More Films About Time Loops? A Pretty Much Pop Discussion (#80) of Groundhog Day and its Descendents Post date February 3, 2021 Post author By Mark Linsenmayer Post categories In Film, Groundhog Day, Podcasts, Pretty Much Pop, Sci Fi, science fiction, Television
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