Wk 4 Discussion - Science Fiction: Intersection of Human Knowledge

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Science Fiction: The Intersection of Knowledge and Destruction
Several movies and works of literature have been published to relate science fiction to knowledge to realities. Some authors portray hopeful ideas while others show destruction through science fiction. Personally, creators generally use the combination of both where they initially introduce despair that will ultimately end in exultation.
Max Brooks illustrated his ideas of positivity and negativity in his 2006 novel entitled, World War Z. Here, the world was covered with horror after an unknown disease has inflicted millions of people worldwide at an extraordinarily fast rate. The protagonist in the story has sacrificed his time with his family and himself. In the end, on the premise of the critically ill or unhealthy individuals are not noticed by the “zombies,” he injected himself with a deadly virus. This marked the beginning of a new era where destructio...