Dystopia: Science Fiction, Exaggeration, or Imminent Reality?

It is now difficult to assign unbelievable definitions to the world - it has a very wonderful condition. The American Dream, the Information Revolution, World War II, pornography, independence of the third world countries, and other benchmarks, set the (almost) schedule of the 20th century. But where are you leaving today? In fact, the world presents an extremely embarrassing era. It may be a completely different prelude from the future - far or near. Currently the most important is the emergence of exponentially growing technology with unexpected and unpredictable capacity, which is full of expectations. This creates a gap between minor issues that support su.

As the author of science fiction, we are often asked to guess the future. One of the reasons Science Fiction recently encountered the Destopia case is that when the writer is trying to predict the future, they find that the pace of change between thought and fact seems to be breathtaking . But the study may take you to a place you might not have done. It may allow you to improve it with a good idea. You can even make some of your ideas based on work science. This makes the scientist feel special and the engineer thinks that you can almost be one of them. Mostly

Because the concepts of "utopia" and "utopia" are very closely related, they are often on both sides of the same coin. Science fiction is very suitable for imagining the concept of searching for words, a world without pain, and helping to think about the result. In this case, the consequence of utopia society in "providers" is that the distress and memory of the community as a whole is on the shoulders of young boys. He not only experienced the majority of what he was trying to protect (good and evil) personally, but he had to let them alone. Yes, we might as well try to escape

Utopia and its opposite, Destopia, is a kind of speculative novel that explores social and political structures. Utopian novels are designed to match the spirit of the author and have a variety of attributes aimed at appealing to other readers' reality. Dystopia novels (sometimes combined, but different from the terminal literature) are the opposite. It is a depiction of an environment quite different from the spirit of the author. Many novels combine the two, as a metaphor of the various directions that humans can usually take, according to their choice, eventually reaching one of two possible future . Utopia and distant peers are common in science fiction and other kinds of speculative novels and can be said to be a kind of speculative novel.