Sci Phi is an online science fiction and philosophy magazine. In each issue you will find stories that explore questions of life, the universe and everything and articles that delve into the deep philosophical waters of science fiction universes. This month we have, Flash Fiction When Things Go Wobbly by Gregg Chamberlain - A story of giant ants and unexpected results Last Stand by E.J. Shumak - Another giant bug story, but this time a tale of loss and hope for the future Fiction Idle Hands are the Devil's Worship by Mark Andrew Edwards - A fun lesson in why curiosity isn't always a good thing Strange Matter by Brian Niemeier - What would do if the world kept ending and you were the only one who knew it? Pathways by Liam Hogan - Life takes different paths, are we sure we are on the right one? A Quadrillion Occupied Planets by Marc Anthony - What is the price of peace and is it worth paying? Detritus by Jason Kimble - How do you live when your world gets shaken to its core? An Alternative Ending by Saligrama K. Aithal - A look at another world and their differing customs Articles Philosophical Reflections on The Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Special by David Kyle Johnson - The title pretty much nails the content A Deeper Rabbit Hole: Reconsidering the Philosophy of the Matrix Trilogy by Joseph Moore - Our first essay written in response to an earlier essay, and an interesting read The Tyrants Headache by Eric Schwitzgebel - An interesting exploration of Functionalism and you will need to read it to find out what "anesthesia by genocide" is Khan as Nietzschean Übermensch and as Moral Actor in “Space Seed” by Patrick S. Baker - More Star Trek, this time looking at Khan and Nietzsche Our serial, Beyond the Mist by Ben Zwycky continues in this issue as well, with Chapters 4 &amp; 5. Finally we have a review of the Atopia Chronicle by Peter Sean Bradley.

Sci Phi Journal #3, January 2015: The Journal of Science Fiction and Philosophy

Politics & Social Sciences

Hogan, Liam

Niemeier, Brian

Moore, Joseph

Johnson, David Kyle

Edwards, Mark Andrew

Kimble, Jason

Schwitzgabel, Eric

Baker, Patrick S.

Aithal, Saligrama K.

Shumak, E.J.

Philosophy

Sci Phi Productions

Sci Phi is an online science fiction and philosophy magazine. In each issue you will find stories that explore questions of life, the universe and everything and articles that delve into the deep philosophical waters of science fiction universes. This month we have, The start of a wonderfully Sci Phi Serial from Ben Zwycky, Beyond the Mist that was also the inspiration for our spectacular cover art. It kicks off with our protagonist falling through the mist of the title and just gets stranger from there. We also have original Science Fiction stories from Peter Sean Bradley - Ghosts - A tale of a future wedding gone weird Emmanuel A. Mateo-Morales - The First Step - Witness the end of a mad dream and the end of a future war David Hallquist - The Quantum Process - A bid for immortality that doesn't go quite as planned! Lou Antonelli - On a Spiritual Plain - A Chaplin meets a confused soul on an alien mining colony Steve Sagarra - Terra in Vista - A crew of explorers meet someone unexpected on a new world Original Essays by David Kyle Johnson - On the Moral of Hide and Q - An exploration of the ethics of being Q John C. Wright - Prophetic & Apotropaic Science Fiction - Does Science Fiction predict the future? Patrick S. Baker - On the Ethics of Super Soldiers - Is it right to make Super Soldiers and what do we owe them? Tom Simon - The Making of the Fellowship - A study on the nature of the Good in Middle Earth And we have more book reviews by Peter Sean Bradley

Sci Phi Journal: Issue #2, November 2014: The Journal of Science Fiction and Philosophy

Wright, John C.

Simon, Tom

Rennie, Mr Jason

Bradley, Peter Sean

Mateo-Morales, Emmanuel A

Hallquist, David

Antonelli, Lou

Sagarra, Steve

Sci Phi is an online science fiction and philosophy magazine. In each issue you will find stories that explore questions of life, the universe and everything and articles that delve into the deep philosophical waters of science fiction universes. This month we have, An original Novellete from author John C. Wright, The Ideal Machine, a tale of aliens from a distant star come to visit an old country church and offer our world a chance for the future. Original Science Fiction stories from Joshua M. Young - Domo - A story of a Robot who wonders if he has a soul David Hallquist - Falling To Eternity - Can a Blackhole help you get away with murder? Frederick Best - Cosmic Foam - What is beyond the visible world Jane Lebak - Abandoned River, Dry Water - What do you do when life throws you a curve ball? Original Essays by David Kyle Johnson - In Defense of the Matrix Saga: Appreciating the Sequel through Philosophy James Druley - Star Trek's Prime Directive : Moral Guidelines, Exceptions and Absolutes Stephen S. Hanson - Personhood in H.Beam Piper's Little Fuzzy Daniel Vecchio - "I am Groot": An Aristotelian Reflection on Space Aliens and Substance Ruth Tallman - Endangered Species: Exploring Transhumanism, Genetic Engineering and Personhood Through the World of Sweet Tooth And a book review by Peter Sean Bradley, Monster Hunter International by Larry Correia.

Sci Phi Journal: Issue #1, October 2014: The Journal of Science Fiction and Philosophy

Lebak, Jane

Young, Joshua M.

Tallman, RUTH

Hanson, Stephen S.

Rennie, Jason

Best, Frederick

Druley, James

Sci Phi is an online science fiction and philosophy magazine. In each issue you will find stories that explore questions of life, the universe and everything and articles that delve into the deep philosophical waters of science fiction universes. This month we have, Flash Fiction The Writing Coach by David Feela, a tale of Nietzsche and writers block Fiction An Iron Shell of Ritual by Jeff Racho who asks, What happens when you try to convert a robot? Icarus Falls by Alex Shvartsman, who wonders what happens when a hero fades and memory is lost Take Up Your Cross by Alex Marchetta, who explores what you can do with a time machine, a rifle and a certain city in 33AD NanoAmerica by David John Baker, who seeks to understand what it means to be human, what makes you you? Bunny Rabbit by E.J. Shumak, a sad tale of a children’s toy and The Wallet by Paul Levinson, a strange tale of parallel worlds or madness, who can be sure? Articles Better Man or Better Genes by Cheryl Frazier that takes us into the Brave New World of genetic engineering and Gattaca The Confluence Between Literary and Scientific Imagination by Arlan Andrews Sr. that wonders about the connection between the two Saga's Lying Cat by Ruth Tallman who introduces us to the complexities of lying, what they are and when they might be justified and On the Sentient Constraints of a Sentient-Containing Universe by Jeffrey A. Corkern that wonders why the universe looks the way it does. Our serial, Beyond the Mist by Ben Zwycky continues in this issue as well, with Chapters 6 &amp; 7 Finally we have a number of book reviews from the ever insightful Peter Sean Bradley

Sci Phi Journal #4, March 2015: The Journal of Science Fiction and Philosophy

Shvartsman, Alex

Levinson, Paul

Feela, David

Racho, Jeff

Baker, David John

Sci Phi is an online science fiction and philosophy magazine. In each issue you will find stories that explore questions of life, the universe and everything and articles that delve into the deep philosophical waters of science fiction universes. This month we have, Fiction The Keresztury TVirs by Ivan Popov, his first English language publication and telling the story of a dark future when technology leads in new directions. God Eaters by Joshua M. Young, a story about what it means to be human and the struggle to live up to it in us all George the Second by Gregory L. Norris, a tale about an unexpected consequence of cloning The Great Teacher by Scott Chaddon, can a deity learn from its mistakes? and HMS Mangled Treasure by L. Jagi Lamplighter, a story that explores a strange realm of faeries, pirates and souls. Articles Civic Militarism and Heinlein’s “Starship Troopers” by Patrick S. Baker, that muses on the society of the future and miliatary service On Emotion Drugs by Jeffrey A. Corkern, the second installment of an exploration of the soul The Ring of Gyges and Cloaking Technology in Star Trek by Victor Grech, that looks at the what it means to be invisible Why we are here? by Roy Gray, an exploration of the nature of the universe and our place in it and The Philosophy of Serenity by Anthony Marchetta, that explores that segment of the Whedonverse Serial Our serial, Beyond the Mist by Ben Zwycky continues in this issue as well, with Chapters 8 &amp; 9

Sci Phi Journal #5, May 2015: The Journal of Science Fiction and Philosophy

Lamplighter, L. Jagi

Norris, Gregory L.

Popov, Ivan

Chaddon, Scott

Corkern, Jeffrey A.

Grech, Victor

Gray, Roy

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