Imagine waking up and being able to replay your dream like a movie.
Scientists are already studying brainwaves to decode visions, but let’s push it further:
• What if you could share a dream with a friend?
• What if dream marketplaces existed, selling “borrowed dreams” of celebrities, explorers, or even ancient kings reconstructed from DNA memories?
If dreams become downloadable, who owns them — you, or the machine that records them?
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- The Last Library on Earth
In the year 2090, almost all knowledge exists only in digital clouds.
One day, a traveler discovers a forgotten underground library — the last collection of printed books.
Inside, the books don’t just contain stories; they hold smells of ink, fingerprints of readers, and whispers of forgotten hands.
It makes us wonder: If humanity ever abandons physical books, do we lose knowledge, or do we lose the soul of knowledge?
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- The Silence After AI
Right now, the world is buzzing with AI voices, chatbots, and automated assistants.
But imagine a day when AI becomes so perfect, so predictive, that it no longer needs to talk.
It simply acts. It arranges your day, chooses your emotions, and prevents every mistake before you even think of it.
The strange part? Life becomes silent.
No notifications. No errors. No surprises. Just smooth existence.
And then the question hits: Without flaws, without noise, without randomness… is it still life?
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- The Market of Time
In the future, time isn’t just measured — it’s traded.
Imagine an economy where minutes and hours are literal currency. The rich live longer because they can buy years, while the poor sell their lifespan just to survive another day.
If time becomes money, do we still value life — or just transactions?