I believe that virtual world is rising. On the other side, literature, romans, reading, learning, sciences, maths, ... things of importance might be interests. Virtual world replaces the reality. Matter of a fact, because the offered sweets are easy to take. Are Americans overwehlmed by comics ...

Got to wondering... We have Cliff Claven's (postal worker in Cheers TV show) Buffalo Theory in regards to the effect of beer on your intelligence level. We have Sam Vimes' Boot based theory of economics The Scotty Principle of customer service/reporting time estimates/engineering What are ot...

In Avengers: Endgame it is shown that New Asgard is established in Tonsberg, Norway. What is the reason that they chose this specific place for building their land to live? Does this place have any specific importance or is it due to some Asgardian History?

Trope described: Humans live (quite far) away from race/species/distinct group of people called X. There is a lot of negative stereotypes about the X. They are all dishonorable, thieves, murderers, chronic liars. Or they are all criminally insane. Or they are all crazy inventors whose inventions ...

How did Frodo know where the Bree village was? I've never read the books, but in the movie Gandalf just tells Frodo go to Bree expecting Frodo to know where that is. So if Frodo knows where Bree is, how does he know?

Alternate Question Title: Did Stephen Bartholomew invent white noise? I just read The Rumble and the Roar by Stephen Bartholomew (Worlds of If Science Fiction, February 1957) It is a story about high noise levels in modern/future society and the invention of a machine the cancels it out. 1957 s...

I think they lived kind of adjacent to a human race that had technology. They were the protagonists of the story. I read it around 20 years ago and it was probably about 15-30 years old then. They possibly lived in a jungle-like setting and there was a feeling of some kind of magic.

I can’t remember much because it was a long time ago, but I remember there was a a guy with a magic gem, a girl, a big guy (I think he was blue), and an old man. It was a cartoon with a similar art style to slugterra. If anyone can tell me that would be great.

I am looking for a book about a girl who fight a war after her father dies, she forms a alliance with vampires and werewolves and other creatures. The opposition believes in science and she wins the war. I forgot the name of this book.

Story about a sentient star system, possibly in f&sf anthology from 50s or early 60s. I know this is a long shot, but I hope someone will know of this story.

when some thing gonna happen it spins\ rotate really fast and is kinda syfy \magic story. dnt remember much cz im may b 7-10 years old by thn. plz help me to find it. could be a Australian 1. Tnx in advance

I know this animated movie might have been 3D and it was possibly from pre-2011. In it, there were these space farmers. I think they wore orange space suit sometimes and the protagonist’s father was missing. I know there was also the concept of dimensional jumping maybe? The protagonist knew s...

Short story on time travel where, at the end, a primitive follows them back to the present but gets scared of a delivery truck and jumps back through the device.

One is a regular size man and other is very short person. i think he is the one who invents the gadgets and the tall one uses them. I remember an episode in which tall man disguises his car ( by projecting a semi truck) to confuse the bad guys. It aired the same year as Air Wolf, I think.

The “Ghoul Goblin” comics portrays a soldier, Major Archibald Talbot, winding up getting cursed by a group of Wizards after harassing and throwing racial insults at them and the other patrons of the bar in Egypt: this curse specifically is a family curse, which simply ensures that the attention o...

At the end of Avengers:Endgame when all the super heroes are fighting Thanos and this army, there is a brief exchange between Thanos and some woman that (paraphrasing from memory) goes something like: Thanos: I don't know who you are Woman: But you will So who is this woman? And what ...

In the Final Empire, coins were called "Boxings" because they had Kredik Shaw on the back, the "box" the Lord Ruler lived in. However, the Final Empire fell about 345 years before Era 2, yet they still call coins Boxings (see Shadows of Self, prologue). Have Brandon or the books talked about what...