ALTERNATE REALITIES

Lost Season 6 episodes 1 and 2 aired last night on ABC, posing many new questions without answering many of the old ones. Here's what happened and a few Lost theories.

Only "Lost" could turn a teaser poster at Comic Con into fodder for new fan theories and speculation. Since every single dead and living main Lost character is in the poster, many believe it is more proof that the Lost future has been changed after all.

The fourth film in the franchise, "Shrek Forever After", injects new life into the series by welcoming an original and distinguishable new villain as well as an interesting concept revolving around alternate realities. But can the series go any further?

A Hitchhiker's theory on the concept of alternate realities and a cute little universe killer called "Bright Eyes." Another article in the "Exercise Infinity" series.

How in control do you feel of your life right now? Do you feel like you can make changes at will or are things "decided" for you?

"Fringe" didn't get off to the blazing start of past JJ Abrams mystery shows, but became a hit once it got paired with American Idol. The finale had a lot of answers about the past and alternate worlds, even before Leonard Nimoy finally popped up.

An attempt to set the record straight on the difference between a fact and a belief.

One of the biggest health threats to every soul taking pharmaceutical drugs happened to take Heath Ledger's life and more lives around the world than health officials admit. It gives a new warning about communication with doctors and drug combinations...

research on gaming and addiction to the games

Imagine a world shaped by the evolution of online gaming, where people leave their homes only in emergencies and conduct the majority of their business and social interactions using digital representations of themselves, or avatars.

The Journal of Curious Letters is the story of Atticus Higgenbottom-Tick to his friends and family. Tick is a thirteen-year-old boy living a normal thirteen-year-old life until he opens his mailbox one day to find a yellow envelope addressed to him.

There is absolutely no reason to play video games. And by playing video games, you're inviting a plethora of negative effects into your lives. Video games cause adrenaline rushes, heightened reflexes and flamboyant competitions.

Proper research is critical in any non fiction piece. It is equally important to your fictional character development, and your credibility as a writer. Never skimp on it.

In season 1 of Babylon 5, a rabbi comes to the station.

'The Dark Tower' was Stephen King's first great works, which was not a true horror but rather a dark fantasy that brings us into new dimensions where a long gunslinger stands against a great and awesome evil that looks to destroy all space and time. So, why isn't it a movie?

Uncounted conspiracies are going on all around you. Conspiracies to kill rulers and subvert states, to mount hostile takeovers of Fortune 500 companies, to rob banks, smuggle drugs, destroy reputations, commit adultery, and shoot deer out of season.

The internet is an invisible playground for predators to hide out seeking out their next chosen victim.

This is a fictional account of someone driving around the neighborhood of his childhood as an adult. The narrator recalls the times of being a child and the days of innocence.

One man's vision of what the greatest X-File episodes of all time are.

When it comes to defining the nature of reality, almost everybody has an opinion (or maybe hundreds of them). Yet how many of those opinions are based on investigation, consistency and tenability? The speculations to follow, I believe, embrace all three.

Quirky short story.