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DanielVinyard https://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Fictional_technology&diff=149409 2007-05-08T17:07:20Z

<p>DanielVinyard: </p> <hr /> <div>A '''Fictional Technology''' is a technology which currently does not exist, but has been hypothesised or proposed either for entertainment purposes or in order to explore a philosphical or scientific issue.<br /> <br /> Fictional Technologies arise in the following contexts:<br /> <br /> * Exploratory scientific work, in areas such as [[Weapons Research]] which seeks to harvest emerging technologies in order to score real or [[propoganda]] victories against an enemy.<br /> * [[Science Fiction]], which embeds the technology within a fictional future setting.<br /> * [[Futures Studies]] which attempts to assess the impact of yet-to-be developed technologies on society and explores [[ethics|ethical]] and [[morality|moral]] implications or objections.<br /> <br /> It is sometimes the case that fictional technologies eventually develop into real technologies.<br /> <br /> <br /> Some examples of Fictional Technologies are:<br /> * General Purpose Robots, such as in the 2004 film [[I, Robot]]<br /> * The [[Star Wars]] defense program promoted by [[Ronald Reagan]] in the 1980s<br /> * Transporter technology as used in the [[Star Trek]] series<br /> * Perfect automaton wives as seen in the movie [[Stepford Wives]]<br /> * Time Travel, as use, for example in the [[Dr. Who]] series<br /> * Simulated Reality, as seen in [[The Matrix]] films<br /> * [[Nanotechnology]] which is illustrated by 'Seven of Nine' in the star trek Films<br /> <br /> <br /> It is interesting to note that some fictional technologies from previous eras, such as [[powered flight]] and [[mobile communicator]]s are now part of our accepted way of life.<br /> <br /> {{stub}}</div>

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