Alright, so there are almost too many things to write about when explaining why Science Fiction is my favorite genre. One main reason is it breaks the boundaries or reality to explore conceptions and inventions that would be, and eventually many things become, but I am still waiting on teleportation. Although, scientists a free in this genre to create a new universe, one thing bothers me, how we still do not imagine, with the exception of "Wall-e", a protagonist who is anything but beautiful. I found in my summer vacation a refreshing saga or two where characters were more human. So, I thought, well, being free to create a fiction we are not limited to what humans naturally are...then I discovered how the main characters are always perfect specimens. This lends itself to my notion that if you are ideal, you do not fail in any way. We toy with imperfect robots, but still only tell stories of beautiful people and any flaw is not a parent. Is this the future of humanity or only another limitation? Ask yourself this question again, until you have an answer.
Don't dreams make great stories? But do we dream of anything but beautiful people? I really wonder. I think people might have better self-images if another image actually could accomplish anything, even in the future.
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