Futurists, humanism, and something like practicality

So some futurists that come to mind:

Asimov, Roddenberry, Huxley, Orwell, Herbert, Dick, Lucas

, a lot of Science Fiction, sometimes full of fear , but also

hope sometimes.

I think many of these ideas are connected through the idea of

humanism. I guess there is a connection between the idea of

--- some kind of --- future and human beings. Of course,

there is quite a variety of science fiction " prognostication " and

some may propose a " future " without human beings. You must

admit the idea of a future without humans might be a little more

difficult to imagine, or for sure, write about.

Of course, individually we have to deal with this notion of the

future because it is imminent , and pretty much we always have

to deal with it the best we can. Rarely do we deal with it , like

30 years from now. Sometimes even a couple of days is difficult.

So, even in practical (practicality) terms, there is something a bit

" idealistic " in the notion, which vaguely connects to the idea of

humanism, or some process of how, we connect with each other.

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