Here's a list of them to choose from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_science_fiction_universes (though why aren't the Matrix, Stargate or h2g2 universes in there? Needs edits...)
Ugh, I can't decide whether the only ones I'm familiar with (in order of depth) are more utopia than dystopia.
h2g2
Stargate
Matrix
Star Trek
Star Wars
Whoniverse
Robot
Topic: If you had to live in a science fiction universe... (Read 1032 times)
I like to live in middle earth for some time and bang some elvish princess.
Middle Earth is not a science fiction. lol
I would be perfectly happy living as a Hobbit (with an Elvish wife) in the Shire.
I like to live in middle earth for some time and bang some elvish princess.
Middle Earth is not a science fiction. lol
I like to live in middle earth for some time and bang some elvish princess.
Which one would be your worst nightmare, and which one would be a great utopian future for you 
Stargate travel would be great, as long as the destination planets are friendly.
The worst? Maybe being a Borg drone.
Nightmare: Nalle Puh (guess its a bit Sci-Fi thrown in there)
I had to google that and the main result was Winnie the Pooh. This is confusing.
Although most people can agree on what a nightmare is, the definition of utopia varies from person to person. One person's utopia is another's dystopia.
Therefore, I actually cannot think of a single example of a truly utopian universe, although I must say the Star Trek universe comes pretty close. The films Idiocracy and The Matrix portray a couple of my favorite dystopian ones.
Therefore, I actually cannot think of a single example of a truly utopian universe, although I must say the Star Trek universe comes pretty close. The films Idiocracy and The Matrix portray a couple of my favorite dystopian ones.
The Strugatzki Brothers' Noon Universe, and Ian Banks' Culture areboth great sci-fi utopias.
Star Trek is utopian but rather bland.
For nightmares, no book ever gave me worse than 1984. Though it isn't sci-fi any more
. Warhaamer 40k is designed tobenightmare fuel, but too silly for that
Star Trek is utopian but rather bland.
For nightmares, no book ever gave me worse than 1984. Though it isn't sci-fi any more
. Warhaamer 40k is designed tobenightmare fuel, but too silly for that 
Nightmare: Nalle Puh (guess its a bit Sci-Fi thrown in there)
Utopia: Star Wars.
Utopia: Star Wars.
Which one would be your worst nightmare, and which one would be a great utopian future for you
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