Future Tech in Science Fiction
Science fiction has always imagined future technology, sometimes predicting real advancements. Neuromancer by William Gibson introduced cyberspace before the internet became mainstream, showing how virtual worlds could shape society. Brave New World by Aldous Huxley envisioned genetic engineering and mind-altering drugs, reflecting concerns about scientific control over human lives. The Martian by Andy Weir focused on survival using real NASA science, showing how tech could sustain humans on Mars.
These stories explore both the benefits and dangers of innovation. Looking at today’s trends, AI and genetic modification are already progressing, while Mars colonization remains a challenge. Sci-fi’s predictions might not be far off.