Sci-Fi Crimes

hostage crisis, the film accounts the CIA operative as he tries to convince the Intelligence Agency to agree to his plan, a plan that had not been done before. Mendez has the idea to use his connections in Hollywood to create a fake film company, a fake sci-fi film, fake directors and producers, and a fake crew. He will use this fake “film” as a disguise for the six refugees, in order to smuggle them out of the country. This becomes an extremely elaborate plan, as

self-discovery, culture and self- awareness, with the goal of seeking his late father’s inheritance. The director, Barry Levinson who makes a cameo as Raymond’s psychiatrist is now less famous for writing (as well as directing) political satire and sci-fi films such as Man of the Year, starring Robin Williams and The Bay, featuring Kether Donohue (Scott, 2012). Whilst tackling serious issues such as mental health, and adding a little comedy as well, Rain Man has truly left a legacy for the American

Ever thought how dumb comic books or graphic novels were growing up? Why such avid readers were called (myself included) nerds? Yet were smarter than you? Think back to how geeky their way of speaking was and they touched on such complexities even for a book! Shortly, reasoning will tell you why comic books are the best. Over the years, from the 20th to 21st century, research and documentation has been stacking up to prove that comic books make their readers smarter. Comics make you want to read

Technological advances have engineered many new forms of entertainment, one of the most popular being video games. Video games have come a long way since they were first introduced to the mainstream audience during the 1960’s and 1970’s and have drawn a large amount attraction among people of all ages and culture. However it wasn’t until the Play-station was released that violence became a concern to parents and politics. The level of violence in video games have been in a matter of controversy dating

transportation. These innovations are shedding light on the exhilarating future and helping us predict future safety and security measures to be taken that comes with the perks. Driverless Cars Much as the ‘Johnny Cab’ cars featured in the classic sci-fi movie “Total Recall”, driverless cars are self driven vehicles equipped with 3D maps, motion detectors, GPS, light

something HUGE that the CIA has been working on for years, but we know about it. Can you imagine all the other things they could be working on right now? For all we know, the MK ultra project could be completed by now and the CIA has moved on to the next SCI-FI horror story. This makes it hard to believe anything anymore. All the information we know, everything that’s featured on the news, could all be just one big cesspool of lies released to the media to “maintain

Akshara Hariharan Ray Bradbury’s sci-fi dystopian story, “All Summer in a Day,” takes place on Venus. On Venus, it almost constantly rains. The only time the people of Venus get to see the sun is every seven years. Margot had only come to Venus only five years ago from Earth. She desperately misses the sun and hopes that she has the opportunity to go back to Earth. Her classmates have only witnessed the sun once before; seven years ago when they were the age of two. They do not remember anything

of Security Flaws and Privacy Concerns Regarding Biometric Authentication Systems, and a Brief Overview on Suggestions to Alleviate them Abstract - Biometric Authentication Systems, which was once ridiculed as, a simple construct of Fiction and Sci-Fi Writers have not only penetrated our day to day life, but have grown immensely popular over the last decade with advancement in sensor technologies and efficient pattern recognition machine learning algorithms, as a strong alternative to other authentication

Will insurance companies survive the AI fueled future? The picture of future, painted by the brushes of present technology can be breath taking, but will it literally take your breath? The answer lies on how far we can secure our lives in the future and what we can put insurances on. The insurance industry has always been a must-operate field in business. This is a result of human safety and its high priority. Although, in recent decades, it appears that means of accidents on which insurance plays

“False Hearts” written by Laura Lam is a sci-fi thriller novel which takes place in a near-future San Francisco, which focuses on two twins that were once conjoined named Taema and Tila. Their ethnicity is part Samoan, in addition, their sexual preference is bisexual. Taema and Tila use to once live in The Hearth, run by a cult leader named “Mana-ma.” People from The Hearth have very limited knowledge of modern technology as well as being kept away from modern society. The twins shared a heart for