Imagineering is the process of devising and implementing new or highly imaginative concept or technology in practical form.
A cautionary tale that takes place several hundred years in the future, “WALL‑E” reflects how, if misused, technology can ruin our life instead of improving it.
One sobering and undeniable example of a prognostication that became a reality is the plot of the pandemic-based blockbuster movie Contagion, released in 2011, in relation to the COVID19 pandemic, which hit the world in late 2019.
Who wants to live on this planet with its growing pollution, ignorance, and lack of conscious? That is what the shortest called for in the previous episodes.
These creatures are rational, intelligent, developed, and liberated; they come from a faraway planet they promised to tell you its name and location.
Happiness overwhelms you as you hear the creatures offering to tell you their secrets voluntarily.
Technology in and of itself is neutral; however, depending on how it is used, it can have positive or negative effects.
With magic numbers such as 2000, 2020, 2222, etc., the years to come have always meant a fantastic world of potential great achievements; yet, prediction is very difficult, especially if it is about the future.
Who is not aware of the role of refrigeration? It is the main reason why we are able to preserve food for months without spoiling. In reality, the applications of refrigeration have expanded to include much more.
When we hear the word phobia what comes to mind is the reasoning behind it is logical cause of panic; yet, surprisingly, the most widespread phobias are those that cannot be judged logically as terrifying.
I still remember the plot of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde that has deeply influenced literature, as well as the views of numerous thinkers about human nature. It tackles the most significant duality of life: good and evil.
Whenever I read this story, I ask myself: Is this part of the body really so vulnerable that the Ancient Greeks created a myth about it?
What makes myths dangerous is that they are developed through verbal tradition, ironically, commonly believed myths are scientific.
Although Interstellar is a science-fiction movie, it does not depart from reality entirely; it introduces people to Theoretical Physics.