Sci-Fi Stories

Tomorrowland Is Here by Walton R. Collins is about the computers of the future. The author compares it with Star Trek. This short story, you would say, is about how computers are re-invented and updated. You could also see how they function. I would like these computers. They look good.

Robots Among Us is about a person in the future. This story also explains about our complex and advanced technology of the future. We're talking about robots. They would perform things that we would be too lazy to do. They could perform them alone. No help from humans (except the programming) Anyways, they could also perform surgeries and jobs that we cannot even imagine to do. It compares robots to R2D2 AND C3PO. The story says that their robots would be advanced like these robots.

Send In The Clones is about cloning people. These clones could be used for jobs that don't need to pay workers. They clone one worker and they could have millions of them. It says that it could reduce the sexual reproduction rate. Most people wouldn't want to clone themselves because it is unholy. So far they have cloned farm animals, such as sheep, pigs, and dogs. Scientists are working on this everyday. Trying to make it happen.

More than Human... Or Less is about cyberspace. It's mostly about hackers hacking computers. They would hack by having sockets implanted into their brains and virtually go into the computer. Gibson thinks it's "unthinkable complexity." I could compare this to The Matrix.

Who Goes There? is about the stuff we usually use today make it go further on into the future. By that, I mean that the stuff that we use have improved or are improvements of our civilization. For example, credit cards have made our society a cashless society. All we have are plastic cards filled up of "credit and cash".

The TV Family explained how Sci-Fi was important to people watching television and Ray Bradbury. It shows how people loved Sci-Fi in the '50's. It was sort of a Sci-Fi Era.

Beam Me Up Scotty This is about getting from one place to another. What it would do, is break all your particles and send it to another place. Kind of like a fax machine. This is very advanced science and scientists probably have nowhere to start. It needs the speed of time, which is nearly unbreakable.

We Come In Peace is the controversial thing that has been going ever since mankind was civilized. Aliens. People think that aliens are good guys, others think they're not. Hundreds of people have spotted alien space crafts and still aren't sure. They talk about if either aliens are good guys or bad guys.