Posts tagged "Science fiction"
Never considered that the robopocalypse could start because of a broken heart.
Our only hope is that we pay attention when sci-fi envisions futures to avoid.
Honestly, is it any wonder so many of us grew up fearing the imminent onslaught of the robot hoard?
The 13th Mortal
Letters of Note: I am not afraid of robots. I am afraid of people.
Ray Bradbury, a giant of science fiction, passed away this morning at the age of 91. In this letter to writer Brian Sibley from 1974, he offered some wise words about progress, technology, and fear of robots.
Giant robot spiders and creepy cyborg girls. Answer: What is Japanese science fiction art from the 1980s?
(retro_futurism via The Verge)
Robots achieving enlightenment in no way diminishes the chance that they will ultimately rise up against their human masters.
There is no greater threat facing humankind than giant robot gangsters. Except, of course, for the HUMAN BATS!
(via monzo12782)
Robots Speak Out Against Asimov’s First Law Of Robotics
Art all too often finds a way of turning into reality.
This admittedly awesome short film pretty much captures one of the recurring nightmares I have each night.
