Science & Technology
Blurring the lines between sci-fi and reality
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T.K. RandallMarch 14, 2011 ·
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A recent survey in the UK revealed that a lot of people believe some sci-fi technologies actually exist.
The results revealed that over a fifth of those polled believed light sabres exist, almost a quarter were under the impression that we are in possession of teleportation technology and a further 18 percent believed hover boards are real. As technology grows ever more advanced however it might not be long before these concepts don't seem quite so far fetched.
The survey also asked people what inventions they would most like to see created. Men opted for time machines or teleportation, each receiving 19% and 21% of the male votes respectively, whereas over a quarter (26%) of women instead favoured a universal cure for all diseases.
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Birmingham Science Society |
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