Javid

I am enthusiastic about writing on topics and plots that compel the human mind to ponder on aspects that matter to us individually and as a species. My stories usually tend to invoke social issues that matter to us all, because directly or indirectly we shall be a victim, if we become heedless towards them. Take for example excessive exposure of humans to intuitive technologies, and with the advent of self aware machines, I feel urged by my conscience to ask this question, " Will love, romance, feelings, emotions, be able to co-exist alongside self aware machines in 2075?" To offer a broader perspective on this topic, I wrote the science fiction, They Loved in 2075. Which is a romantic, tragic, story of a boy named Saabir, who falls in love in 2075. And how he survives in 2075, just to express his feelings of love, towards a beautiful woman, who is a human being. But given her excessive exposure to AI enabled machines, she struggles to emote with Saabir at human level. Because the quotient of love in 2075 has dwindled. It is for these reasons and other important facts science fiction, They Loved in 2075 is special.