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Science fiction is fiction written about science-related concepts that have been turned into a story. Some topics like this could be superpowers, aliens, robots, or apocalyptic futures. They are science fiction because they could be studied or developed in scientific ways and inspired by types of science (like space exploration with astronomy), but obviously fictitious. Science fiction is more popular than people know, such as marvel movies or popular tv shows (ex. The 100 or The Flash). Science fiction is also available in many media forms, like movies, tv, books, or radio shows.

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I believe that science fiction is important because it is the backbone for a lot of popular media we have today. We wouldn't have comic books without science fiction, nor would we have superhero movies. We also probably would not have apocalyptic or post apoctalyptic media. It has also inspired interests in technological advancement in our society. Science fiction media has made up a lot of memories in the childhoods of many people. It is not only a source for inspiration but memorable

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science fiction is important for many reasons. Science fiction allows humans to explore possibilities and potential futures that may seem outrageous. It also warns us about those possible futures and outcomes (ex. 1984). But for some, it is motivational and grows a passion for science and all of the different topics in science fiction. Science fiction also influences many movies that aren't really science fiction. It has also provided social opportunities that weren't avaliable elsewhere (ex. the first interracial kiss on Star Trek.)

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The argument about inspiration is what first came to me, so i would say that it makes a great deal of sense to me. Along with inspiration could be influence. In terms of both inspiration and influence, both are strong in our current world, such as all the sci-fi nerds who have made extraordinary advancements (im sure whoever invented the first tablet was inspired by Hitch-hikers Guide to The Galaxy) and the way it rubs off on other genres (Wall-E, literally any 'modern' action movie, numerous dramas). A child of the 80's surely could have initially watched Back to The Future and ended up studying dimensions and black holes or something. It could have even inspired modern tech thats more serious, like spaceships or satellites.

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scientific progress is important because it advances our whole world and can make life easier. new medicine and machines can help us live longer. advancements in factories and machinery make production of every day objects easier. we can also grow food to be healthier, live longer, and taste better. scientific advancements also present new dangers, such as advanced weapons or the dangers of the internet. with scientific advancements, education can be used for  good or bad with how we learn and present information.

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i found subliminal messaging to be the most interesting because of all the ways it can be used. it can be used to almost brainwash people into believing anything, if someone wanted to use it that way. the culture surrounding it is also weird. people try to use subliminal messaging to their advantage to lose weight or get better grades. depending on who’s using it, it can be positive or negative.

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'How does it affect the world around us" is the most important because there are multiple answers. It doesn't signify that the answer has to be good or bad. Its more open for more opportunities. The subject could have a negative affect and provide reason for warning. But it could also have a positive affect or barely any at all.

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I think my favorite question was the one on who has to take all the responsibility and suffer all the consequences of scientific progress. Normally you think of how it affects everyone or a certain group, but not a certain person. The result could be positive or negative. There's various scenarios where it could play out or various themes it could fit with. It was really interesting.

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Yes, because it would make more effective weapons. I mean, its possible that there would be issues in the future. But technology could be a wide variety of things, and may not pose a threat to all of us. There are some things we shouldn't weaponize if it could harms us in the end. It depends on what the technology is.

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I think scientific experimentation should be regulated in order to protect mankind as well as our rights and well-being. I feel like those dystopian-like futures featured in science fiction develop when we let it harm those things. There is no real good reason for scientific experimentation to violate our rights and safety. We should also be sure to allow scientific progress as long as our society is still thriving and it doesn't harm how our world works. The wellbeing of ourselves should always be above scientific experimentation.

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I think the way graphics looked back then stood out most. It's not good, but it shows how far we've come.

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I liked the apocalypse one because i've always really enjoyed apocalyptic horror and fiction. I also liked The Island Of Hibbit because of how the characters react to becoming animals.

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I wish that there were more tv shows or movies that I knew that we were allowed to watch in this class. Of course, I'm still happy to be able to learn about various works of sci-fi media that I haven't seen yet. I can think of some good ones I know, but they aren't exactly school appropriate. I can think of a million shows I'd want to watch in this class, but the issue is that theyre technically dark fantasy rather than sci-fi, though they do have sci-fi elements. Wynnona Earp and Supernatural are two tv shows I wish I could write about in this class, however they're not school appropriate or really sci-fi. I guess that's more of an example of how sci-fi is a large influence in various media. For example, Supernatural has various episodes or plot lines dealing with dimensional travel, aliens, or time travel, yet it's all because of elements of dark fantasy (demons and stuff).

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I wish that memory wiping technology existed on a more commercial scale. I feel like we'd be better off if we could forget the things we don't want to remember or don't need to know. You could just book an appointment and get rid of all the junk in your brain. I also wish time travel existed, so that we could go back in time and fix things. There are the more important time travel theories, like killing baby hitler, but theres also smaller things, like going back in time and trying to catch a medical issue before it became worse.

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I would not want a computer in my brain, because I'm way too paranoid for that. Also, that just sounds like too much trouble, living with an extra part to your brain. My brains already a beehive without a search engine or something up there.

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I found it very interesting that he predicted so many features of the future. I also found it interesting that he was a law school dropout

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No, I would not want to travel in a submarine.  I think I'd get nervous down there, worrying about something happening and risking dying in the deep ocean where no one would know. Although I'm sure it would be very cool to experience that, and travel the world, nonetheless,  I'd just prefer another method of travel. I would be willing to go in a submarine for a little while, but not for the length of time it would take to travel the world. The time in such a confined space with no escape would also bother me, too.

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I have been pleseantly surprised with today's movie. It looks a lot better than I thought.

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Not only was this an odd occurence for them, but they have simply never seen this technology before. It was probably barely thought of yet. When a sailor would come back describing what happened, it sounds like a monster. In addition, this behavior of destroying ships was animalistic. The descriptions really sound like something a monster would do.

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yes, it surprised me. i expected it to be worse, considering when it was released, but it was just as entertaining and well set as other movies.

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I think that scientific progress should be regulated by a source that can be trusted, but overthrown if neccessary. I am tempted to say the government, but that, too, can be corrupted. I feel like there should be an organization handling it, but not too powerful. If something goes wrong, then say, the government or other entities, can overthrow it to protect the people. The people should also get a say in how technology is developed and used.

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I feel like the simpsons addresses it better because it presents a wider range of ways as to how scientific progress occurs. It presents progress through family accidents, mad scientists, or international nuclear war, where in Jimmy Neutron, science is always single-handedly progressed by Jimmy himself.

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This weekend, I think I just want to be lazy. I will probably have to do some practice driving and end up running errands, but I don't guess i have to worry about that right now. I think I just want to make some progress on my reading list. I have so many books I've started and never finished. I have to read and edit my friend's book, too. I definetly want to sleep in and bingewatch Netflix. Maybe start a new project for me to work on. I should hang out with other people more rather than always reclusing away from the world. I think one of the only things I like about going out in public is wearing nice clothes.

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Machines smarter than us can help us with the things we can't do. They can help us solve scientific issues and do research. They can help us solve global issues, and maybe the most logical solutions to humane issues. They could educate us better than we can educate ourselves. They could help manage our lives and keep things running smoothly.

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It really made me question how humans often assume that being robotic is a bad thing, when it doesn't have to be. We make it technology vs. us, when we are the ones in charge of the technology, and it's just an extension of ourselves, whether it's a machine designed to be like us or be everything we aren't.

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Yes. It could help me do all the things I don't want to do. I guess it could also talk to me when I don't have anyone to talk to. I realize saying this contradicts my entire point about robots and enslavement from yesterday, but who wouldn't take the advantage? It'd be so much easier having something around to do chores or assignments for you, and do them better than you could.

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The only real dangers that exist with machine intelligence are the ones we create. People worry about technological revolution, but it would be our fault for allowing a technology under our control to take over. I mean, dangers could be the replacement of humans for robots in various fields. However, I doubt that robots will ever entirely replace us when we possess things that technology never could, even if it succeeds us in how well they can do various tasks. There's something raw and real that an AI couldn't truly possess. The raw and real energy that allows us to feel, to make art, to create change, and to honestly progress our world is something that a robot cannot have. A being of metal and wires can't have that same essence and emotion that a living creature has, not even if it's automated, because it isn't truly real.

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I don't think we will be doing that for another century, maybe more. We aren't even able to go to Mars yet, I think something as big as that will take time.

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I think that a computer could be trusted with those situations, however, maybe I'd be more comfortable with a human handling it. I guess we all just crave control and leaving a non-living entity to save your life is unnerving. Though a human could get hurt or get too scared to do what they need to do, it's scary to think of a computer in charge of your life. A computer wouldn't have such issues with making important decisions, though. It also wouldn't have to risk injury or death like a human would.

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I'm not sure about what i wouldn't be okay with, but there should be a back up for everything that can't be tainted by the computer

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I am so bored. I feel like i want to go home but also don't. I'll be bored there too. I guess I'm just super focused on getting stuff done right now. I don't know what I'd even want to do to fill the time. I think I'd create a new piece, or get a start on my bot project. I should buy new supplies for new pieces. And new paint for my project. I need to get a job to make more money. I'm not really strapped for cash, but I've been meaning to get a job even if I don't always think I want one.

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I don't think the government relies too much on computers. I understand that computers are tools that are helpful. We wouldn't be where we are without computers. I'm sure that it would be very bad if something happened and we could no longer use computers, but I'm sure our government is competent enough to have prepared a backup plan. I doubt that governance will stop if the internet goes out.

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I think that Asimov developed important rules for robotics. Especially with how they can trump one another. I think that it was not only a neccessary step in order to grow thinking on the subject of robots, but it laid a very solid foundation for future thinkers to build on. I like how he made the protection of mankind a priority to following orders and not harming humans. The little catches to the rules work in harmony. He demonstrated the rules well in his story, "Runaround".

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I, Robot as a book is a series of somewhat connected short stories. It was not written to be a connected and flowing story like the movie version.

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Neither is entirely correct. It is more about how artificial intelligence is developed and managed. Yes, I believe that AI could maybe be a threat if not properly taken care of. But that is very unlikely. Scientists that develop this tech aren't that careless. They will take care of AI and manage it to where it cannot become a hazard.

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No, because it represents robots in a negative light. It sent the exact message that he fought against his entire life through his work.

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I find a lot of kids in this school annoying. They're insiders who believe that they're outsiders. They talk too much, always about things I can never understand or believe in. So many people I know are hypocrites who pose to be angels when they are anything but. There's a giant message about inclusion and acceptance that people pretend to believe in when they do anything but that. I think I may be unreasonable about my judgments of others. I could write about anything else, and not sound like a hateful loser, but I suppose it's an easy thing for me to write about right now. At least it isn't rambling about my day. I'm not one of those people who excludes themselves into being "not like other girls", even though I do sound like it right now.

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Yes. I would be willing to, but not really for super powers or to live longer. Just so that i can do more dumb stuff to my body without becoming very ill. Or developing powers for practical purposes. Most likely, I wouldn't, but maybe. I would want to continue being viewed as ordinary if I did.

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It can change your mindset and how you view yourself. A modified person may view themselves as superior to others.

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Transhumans could create a new view on the new species. A whole new wave of distrust with technology would happen. New laws could be made for or against transhumans. More tech companies with ability to modify humans would develop, and the advertisements would be everywhere. Discrimination could also be more prevalent.

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I think that someone could be no longer considered human when the majority of their body is replaced, or their entire body is replaced. I also feel like no longer being human could happen when you lose the mental and emotional functions that make you human. When your abilities and functions are far more advanced or different from humans, I would think that you'd then be considered a new race. The physical body is important, but so is the nature that makes someone human. When the biological factors and mental factors are lost, humanity is lost.

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I like the idea of using transhumanism in medicine. Being able to make those life changing modifications would be major step for science.

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in terms of superpowers, I would want to be able to teleport. I could get to go anywhere, anytime i wanted. If i didn't want to sit through a lecture, I could just leave. Teleportation could also be really useful for stealing (if someone wanted to use it that way). A second choice would be more powerful, like telepathy, that would be feared more than teleportation. It would also be handy for taking items you want.

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i find church and rehab in a bathtub,

a savior's spot hidden away by four porcelain walls, so shallow and sweet.

its dingy cream color surface

has a dull, faded sheen.

glazed in yellow light, the curtain provides a shelter in its gentle, worn arms.

there i will always remain the same,

a simple girl soaking in shame,

immersed like the water that cleans me of the grime and sin of the world.

a realm of textile and ceramic is the closest i have ever been to honest cleanliness.

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I liked that idea i heard of in the video about robots learning emotion that could benefit autistics and neurodivergent people. I don't know how it could be used, but I appreciated it.

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I think that someone could be no longer considered human when the majority of their body is replaced, or their entire body is replaced. I also feel like no longer being human could happen when you lose the mental and emotional functions that make you human. When your abilities and functions are far more advanced or different from humans, I would think that you'd then be considered a new race. The physical body is important, but so is the nature that makes someone human. When the biological factors and mental factors are lost, humanity is lost.

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I think that there would be some modified people out there to treat others differently. i also think it would happen, but maybe be unintentional.

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No. Doesn't matter what happens to you, we all still have free will. Of course it would be best if they used it for good, but you can't force anyone into anything. Anyone can do anything they want, really, and that will still apply to transhumans.

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I imagine post humans will depend entirely on technology. Biological matter that make up humans may be a thing of the past. Consciousness could be widely online. Information about you or your body would be available through the internet, and data would have to be protected from cyber attacks. A physical world could be optional or superficial.

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I think it would be better to have a choice. Some people with abilities may not want them. It may prevent them from what the want to do in life, they want to be normal. Some people also want abilities but would be stuck as human. With modifications being available, it's a choice and not something you can't control. It also works out better if their is a need for transhumans because then they could be produced.

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I can't wait to go home and not do much of anything this weekend. I think I will go to the movies and see Shang-Chi tomorrow night. I just want to get this pep rally over with. I never liked them too much but I don't think anyone does.

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The benefits of space travel would not only give us an opportunity to explore the universe, but to discover ways to expand humanity or technology. We could find new planets to inhabit. we could discover new resources for us to use. We could also discover alien life or new dimensions. Many of our world's problems could be solved by discoveries relative to space travel.

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We could come in contact with a hostile alien race. We could also get lost of not have necessary resources available to us when needed.

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Yes, because it could benefit us. We wouldn't have to worry so much about the destruction of our planet due to the climate crisis if we could leave it. Space exploration provides the opportunity to find a new home. New technology and resources could also be discovered. Other species from space could also be discovered.

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I liked the one about leaving Earth. We had the same thoughts about that subject.

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No. That scientific achievement is amazing, but not for me. I'd start to hate being in the same place all the time with no ability to leave. Space seems so cold and empty anyways, just a void with stars. I'd miss my surrounding and seeing real trees and plants. I'd also miss all the people back home, too. The list of cons heavily outweighs the pros.

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That George Lucas wasn't always into science fiction. I didn't know he was into cars.

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i wish we had a period where we could do whatever we wanted. I would just like to write or make something new, maybe watch tv. i am currently really uninspired with all my classes. i wish i had more creative freedom or liberty in my learning. i guess having good grades keeps me from pushing harder because there is nothing to fix. i'm just kind of in vacation mode. school seems like an intellectual prison sometimes, but i think it's just me. i think i just want to be over with school, graduated.

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I mean, I don't have any fears because it doesn't affect me, really. But there are some things that could go wrong. It could invite hostile creatures to our planet. Many could be lost or get hurt. We could have to move to a different planet. We could also become too dependent on otherworldly materials.

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I liked Firefly a lot more than I expected to. I am usually indifferent on everything we watch in here, but now i understand why it was hyped up so much. I think I'll be finishing it on my own. It also surprised me with having actors i recognize. The theme reminds me of other media that are similar.

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I think so. However, I think that it will be when space travel is very common and cheap. It will be many, many years in the future, centuries. It will also probably be when we have explored more and there is more to offer to consumers on the menu of space travel. Probably when we are so far advanced with space technology that rocket rides that Jeff Bezos gets to take are availiable to people like a trip to an amusement park.

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I would rather live in the Star wars universe. I know more about it and just like it better. It has better droid characters than Star Trek. There are also more diverse types of aliens. I feel like life would be somehow more organized on the enterprise, though.

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Yes, it seems a bit arrogant to think we're all alone. The galaxy, let alone universe, is so vast. It would be impossible for us to be the only life source in all of space. There could also very well be smarter creatures in the galaxy, too. Or aliens that are very humanoid, or the complete opposite.

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I don't think we should fear them, but i think we should prepare for the worst, just in case. It would help prevent total disaster if our efforts to be kind didn't work out. We should also be prepared to have no response at all. They can be an advanced civilization with bigger fish to fry than us. I do believe that either way, we should be open minded and still try to reach out.

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We may be able to offer something they don't have. Maybe just a resource or tool or knowledge, but it could greatly advance them. Or maybe because they could help us and we could build an alliance that may be beneficial in the future. Really, we may just be a cancer to them. But there are vast possibilities and knowledge in our world that can do some good.

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I remember when I was a kid, the aliens from one of the movies about mars (it may have been mars attacks?) were always super creepy to me, probably because of how the dated animation made them look, the way their heads were so big and their eyes bugged out of them. Now, I cannot think of a really good answer, but the creature from Alien is always a classic choice.

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They could bring us new resources. They could build a relationship with us that provides an alliance for the future. They could help us solve worldly problems. They could provide a new planet to inhabit if earth is destroyed or ruined. Alien life could provide more information about the universe than we could ever discover.

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I think some of the ones about diseases could be real. But many are too ridiculous to ever happen

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I think I finally narrowed down my two choices for college. I either plan on going into english or psychology. I am not quite sure what I specifically want to do yet, but I have time. In english, I'd either want to teach postsecondary or be a creative writer. The field of neuropsychology is interesting, as well as art therapy and general mental health counselling. I think I want to gravitate more towards psychiatry/psychology where mental conditions are treated instead of general, standard therapy. The issue would be needing a masters or doctorate in either, and getting a delayed start into the workforce. I would probably have to start out with a BA or associates and finish college online in order to start out in the workforce in schedule.

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they probably have some kind of arms to manipulate the world with. they may be able to walk, but they may not have legs, due to not needing them. I'm sure they also have eyes, ears, and mouths of some sort. they may not be as advanced as us, but i'm sure they have a general structure of their society and way of life (like villages, for example). they also probably have some kind of spoken language.

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Given the opportunity, I'd love to meet an alien. Seeing the product of infinite possibilities of evolution would be amazing and take much of the mystery out of humanity's questions about the universe and extraterrestrials.

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Machines, because we can ensure that AI exists compared to aliens. I believe they're out there, but it's not really possible to prove the existence of advanced hostile alien races. As we build the AI and develop it, we are in control, we know it's there, and we can know its behavior and intelligence. If we do discover aliens, we don't know how smart they will be, nor will we know their demeanor. We know robots exist, but we don't know if aliens do.

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If the apocalypse happens, alien invasion or not, i am going to kill myself. I don't want to live in a world that's already ended. that's it.

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With modern technology and how prevalent fake news is, yes. I think that a false report of alien invasion may be able to happen, though I think many could be skeptical. The surplus of modern tech to check news would make it difficult. But if social media blew up a theory like that, I think people would believe it. However, I'm sure it would soon be dismissed after checking from news sources or other online platforms.

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I think it would be worth a try. It could do a lot of good. Breaking the functions of time would be an awful consequence, but i doubt that would happen.

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How he turned very negative scenarios into positive outcomes, maybe we can do the same.

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I think I would travel back in tie to fix my errors. So, around last decade. Or, I would go back in time to the 80s/90s to see what life was like then. OR i would go to a historical event's time period, and witness something crazy. Maybe the prehistoric age or biblical times, or the cold war.

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I think I only end up liking trash tv. I recognize its bad or poorly produced but I like the show too much to stop. I've found myself 5 and 10 seasons into long tv shows of poor quality. Even though it just gets worse, it's not like you can just quit then. So i've really spent a yer watching tv shows that aren't good because I overinvest myself in them

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I do not think we should change history. Even with tragedies of the past, we are where we are because of history. I mean, as long as nothing very important is being altered, I don't guess it would be too bad. Just existing in the past should be okay. It would have to exercised with caution.

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Anything can go wrong. History could be totally altered. You may be a whole different person. The world could be all backwards. You may not even exist.

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I think that alternate me could be a lot like me. I think they may be more normal, and smarter, but less "me". they could also be extremely weird and a much worse version of me. I like to think that the other me isn't so eccentric and sensitive, and makes better decisions. Like a machine but in a good way.

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I think if i had made smarter choices earlier in life and prevented myself from forming other friend groups I used to have, I think I would have more happy memories and be a happier, better person overall. The downside is I wouldn't know the good people that came out of bad relationships. But I would have stuck to being around good people, and I would lack all the experiences of past times. I could have just saved myself a lot of pain is all.

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no thoughts head empty today

i can't believe its supposed to be christmas already. they always use the most annoying ads. none of them are good. i also have to go ahead and start buying gifts for people but i'm broke. guess i got a job just in time.

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Eventually, it will. The apocalypse is just a way of bringing that event closer. I don't think its going to happen in my immediate future, but I think the end will come sooner than we expect. I don't think it will be some crazy zombie virus or anything, but I think that nuclear war or disease, some kind of fault that's more human, will bring about the end of the world.

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I think finding a shelter that would take are of me is most important. I don't plan on living through an apocalypse, I don't understand how people have such a strong will to live in the movies. My family says they know a place we would go, but I don't think they know what they think they do. Food, clean water, medical supplies, and (if needed) weapons would be key.

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I think that we could. Depending on the situation, I think it's more about communication than technology. Also, preparation is important. I think that the world needs to be prepared to work together if we want to save the world. Selfishness and miscommunication can mean the end more than weak technology.

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I've been thinking about watching the previous 2 movies in this series, as well as Fury Road. Since it is newer, I hope it may be better than the others. At least I think it would be better graphics-wise. I hope I get some time to read this weekend, there is much I have been meaning to finish. I'm supposed to start a new job but I haven't even finished the paperwork process. oh well.

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I think we are closer to dystopia. There are many deep flaws within our structure that affect many. I think how deeply capitalist our world is and how technologically dependent we are contribute to that. There are also flaws within the government.

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i think they don't mean to allow it, that they're brainwashed or powerless or cant really help it. some are corrupt and want to benefit from a warped society.

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I think there are ways to make a lasting utopia, but it would be nearly impossible. I think a utopia could only exist with a certain group of people, that some would have to be excluded from it and find another group to live in. not everyone can be happy with the same set of ideas and policies, no matter how broad. a utopia has to be geared towards a certain group of people. it would also have to be heavily protected from outside influence and monitored well enough (but comfortably) to prevent inner corruption.

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I think political differences will cause dystopias. No ones ideas are the same, and similar beliefs can still contrast. There is no one and overall way to make everyone happy. The ideas of how to lead a country also ideologically contrast for many. It would cause major dissonance in the populus.

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I think the corporation would create a dystopia. A consumer-centric, overly capitalist world would be terrible. Ads would be everywhere and every person would be infected with heavy consumerism. Worker's rights would be violated for their benefit (they already are). The government is the only force holding our rights into place. Corporate entities would swallow them whole without even thinking about it.

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Far from it, because (most) places have access to food and water. We're not eating science for breakfast yet.

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I would miss music a lot. I mean, yes, i would definetly miss simple things like always having food and water around and a familiar roof over your head, but it's not wrong of me to think of other luxuries. I also would miss clean clothes, I don't know how people go on without showering for months in the movies. Music is a part of every day for me, something i really appreciate and cherish ( I mean, who doesn't like listening to music?). So not having that little window out of everyday would suck.

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Bad things always happen to me around holidays and I don't know why. Around Thanksgiving, the only document required for me to get my driver's license without taking a road test from an expensive program was lost and the process of getting my driver's license became a nightmare. Now it's around Christmas and my mom gets cancer and I get mental disorders as presents from god. life is funny that way. I am not upset, it is just what's on my mind because we did not expect it to come back. It is very small, so the treatment should be quick and easy. You swim in a school diving pool with radiation in the water on the swimming team in high school and you get cancer twice. once again, life is funny that way. at least I can drive around in my car at night with my radio on alone now.