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fromInverse
3 hours ago

30 Years Ago, One Ambitious '90s Sci-Fi Show Borrowed A Dune Trick

In many ways, the 1990s space opera was a kind of Rosetta Stone of various science fiction that had come before. Showrunner and creator J. Michael Straczynski baked various genre references into the series, including old-school sci-fi novels like The Demolished Man, to various nominative shout-outs to The Lord of the Rings. But with the introduction of one space drug called "Dust," Babylon 5 seemed to reference , at least in a roundabout way.
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fromInverse
3 weeks ago

45 Years Later, David Cronenberg's Infamous Sci-Fi Thriller Is Smarter Than You Remember

Scanners is a sci-fi masterpiece that convincingly dramatizes telepath regulation and weaponization through grounded characters and tense, realistic psychic conflict.
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fromInverse
1 month ago

53 Years Later, Apple's Best New Show Channels The Most Unique Sci-Fi Story Of All Time

A massive shared alien consciousness without concepts of individuality would struggle to communicate with solitary human minds, producing ethical and practical conflicts around telepathic honesty.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

Five of the best young adult books of 2025

A dystopian trilogy portrays nations divided by attitudes to telepathy while persecuted songlight users seek sanctuary amid moral and political conflict.
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fromPsychology Today
2 months ago

Can Autism Unlock Hidden Mental Powers?

Autistic cognition features stronger CEN focus and reduced DMN activity, enabling heightened focused attention and reduced self-critical inner monologue.
fromInverse
2 months ago

Apple TV's Latest Hit Series Just One-Upped A 2024 Netflix Sci-Fi Epic

The notion of honesty, or the lack thereof, is, when you stop to think about it, a uniquely human concept. Few animals are capable of true deception, making the human capacity for lying one of our most dangerous features. Science fiction loves exploring this concept, especially when it comes to concepts of telepathy. In Alfred Bester's 1953 classic novel, The Demolished Man (and the first novel to ever win a Hugo award), a world of telepathy makes premeditated crime impossible.
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fromRoger Ebert
6 months ago

MGM+ Adaptation of Stephen King's "The Institute" Won't Keep Students Awake | TV/Streaming | Roger Ebert

MGM+'s "The Institute" is a disappointing adaptation of Stephen King's novel, marked by poor execution and unoriginal themes.
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