SciBle
THE SCIENCE FICTION BIBLE
For centuries, science fiction has been dismissed as entertainment, speculation, or fantasy. Yet time and again, the future arrives bearing its fingerprints.
SciBle: The Science Fiction Bible is a definitive cross-disciplinary investigation into one of the most underestimated forces shaping modern civilisation: the power of imagined futures. Drawing on an unprecedented, systematically classified corpus of over 500 real-world technologies, systems, policies, and cultural shifts, this book demonstrates how science fiction has repeatedly preceded�and quietly guided�breakthroughs in science, governance, warfare, ethics, space exploration, artificial intelligence, and human self-understanding.
Spanning ancient myth, early speculative philosophy, industrial-age literature, cyberpunk, modern cinema, and contemporary technological reality, SciBle reveals a striking pattern: societies do not innovate blindly. They rehearse the future first�through stories.
This is not a book about prediction. It is a book about infrastructure. Through rigorous classification, historical analysis, and ethical synthesis, SciBle shows how fiction functions as a cognitive sandbox for engineers and scientists, a moral rehearsal space for policymakers and institutions, and a cultural interface through which humanity negotiates power, risk, and responsibility.
As technological acceleration begins to outpace governance, and capability threatens to eclipse conscience, SciBle makes a compelling case for why imagination must no longer sit at the margins of civilisation�but at its operational core.
This book is for readers who believe the future is not merely built�it is first imagined.