Out of This World: Writing Believable Technobabble

[@meganjackson2682]

This will help me so much on my project! Thank you so much

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Love the alien guy!!!

[@archusrtm6325]

1:12 in the case of doctor who reversing the polarity of the neutron flow

[@Dexuz]

The most underrated video I have ever seen, wtf.

[@nealsterling8151]

Very informative video! I just write for my own pleasure but i use technobabble mostly to set up the world, and more important the boundaries of technology, so it can't be used as a deus ex machina, but instead enrich the world and keep things consistent.

[@ServiceScape-Creative-Writing]

Thanks for sharing!

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Love your channel

[@baregallery5865]

oooh this is wonderful!!!!

[@zacharytaylor190]

I would also say that knowing a decent amount of etymology could help. It allows you to create impressively scientific sounding words for new concepts through known origins, like how they come along naturally. Often Latin and/or Greek goes good with highly technical things.

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One thing I don't like is when there's a technobabble solution to a technobabble problem. At least something in the story problem needs to be understandable and real. It helps suspend disbelief.

[@anniewayyy]

Beautifully done ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ServiceScape-Creative-Writing]

Thank you! 😊

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Love the style!!

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This Channel has been around for how long? And I'm only just finding it now?! Algorithm you have failed me!

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informative! great video ❤️

[@ServiceScape-Creative-Writing]

Thank you!!

[@LabFlurry]

I prefer very technical sci-fi. I need to feel immersed in the future even when it's fiction. It needs to sound weird and foreign. I writing sci-fi and it's very based on plausible future technologies, but some tech in there just don't have official names, so I need to come up with several neologisms for all the neurotech, such as 'syncrosense', 'neurostream', 'neuroupload', 'neuroupgrade', 'neuroart' and so on. My work is based on political conflict in a ultra advanced utopian smart city in the year 2090, I need everything to fell full futuristic, changing even the culture and the economy. It's a new political system, fully automated, post scarcity just like star trek, and also most people in it are polygamous pansexual transhumans, I love worldbuilding that differs from our world. I think we need more sci-fi that really tries to be ahead of it's time, to talk about important issues we will face in the future, such as neurodata and biodata collection.

[@rezphilosophy]

i plan to write a cyber punk novel next, so i better study up on my techno babble now

[@azztereris]

lol jigawatts 🤣

[@emeraldplayer5635]

Technbable is bad but only a sith deals in absolutes.

[@Rare.99]

lol