Here you can find the Sci-Fi videos from our Studio15:44Are We Living in a Simulation?Are we living in a simulation? For centuries, humans have questioned the nature of reality. Today, advances in physics, artificial intelligence and computer science have made the simulation hypothesis more difficult to dismiss - and more difficult to prove. In this documentary, we explore: • What the simulation hypothesis actually claims • Nick Bostrom’s famous simulation argument • Why some scientists and philosophers take the idea seriously • The relationship between consciousness, information and reality • Whether a simulated universe could ever be detected • The strongest arguments against the theory • What this possibility would mean for human existence This film does not claim to prove that reality is simulated. Instead, it examines the evidence, the logic and the unanswered questions surrounding one of the most unsettling ideas in modern philosophy. If reality is a simulation, what would that make us? And who - or what - would be running it? Created by MysticVillage.26:49The Last Generation of Human Workers!?What happens when AI can do the work - but people still need an income? The Last Generation of Human Workers explores how artificial intelligence could reshape jobs, wages, wealth, and the balance of power between workers and employers. This video follows the economic chain beyond job replacement: how households get paid, who benefits from automation, how governments could fund a universal basic income, and what happens to bargaining power when human labor becomes easier to replace. IN THIS VIDEO: • How AI and automation could weaken the link between production and wages • Why productivity gains do not automatically become higher pay • Who might benefit from automation - and the other channels those gains can take • Universal basic income, taxation, and the challenge of funding a transition • Work, mental health, identity, and the limits of what unemployment research tells us about UBI • AI regulation, transparency, safety standards, and impact assessments • Why political will and technical understanding both matter This is not a prediction that human work will disappear. It is an examination of possible outcomes - and the economic and political choices that could shape them. Some visuals are simplified mechanisms or scenarios, not measured forecasts. Research on unemployment does not directly predict the effects of universal basic income.23:24Digital Immortality Is Not What You ThinkWhat if uploading your mind didn’t save you - but created a copy convinced it was you? Explore digital immortality, consciousness, and the unsettling possibilities of life on a corporate server. In this video, I examines the science behind the promise of mind uploading - and the questions that technology alone may not answer. We explore: • Consciousness and the mystery of personal identity. • The copy paradox: would a digital duplicate actually be you? • Brain - computer interfaces, Neuralink, and why BCI is not mind uploading. • Fruit-fly and mouse connectomics: whole-brain maps versus sampled tissue. • Nectome and Aldehyde-Stabilized Cryopreservation: preserving brain structure is not the same as recovering a person. • The speculative risks of digital existence: corporate ownership, dependence, and the possibility of having no way out. A copy might remember your childhood, recognize your family, and insist it is you. But would your awareness continue - or would someone else inherit your memories? And if your existence depended on someone else’s servers, who would control your future? This video distinguishes established research from philosophical questions and speculative scenarios. Human mind uploading and the recovery of a person from a preserved brain have not been demonstrated.10:37The Insane Plan to Put AI in SpaceArtificial intelligence is consuming power at an alarming rate. By 2030, AI data centers could use 945 terawatt-hours of electricity - more than the entire country of Japan. On Earth, we are hitting the limits of land, water, and grid capacity. So, engineers are looking up. Could placing massive data centers in orbit solve the AI energy crisis? In space, solar power is constant, and there are no neighbors to complain. But the physics of space present brutal challenges: shedding heat in a vacuum, cosmic radiation, and the sheer cost of mass. In this video, we explore why the sky is for sale, and whether orbital computing is our future or just an impossible dream.
