👉 In science fiction, a "superworldliness" is a concept that describes an imaginary world or universe where all living beings are considered to be sentient and capable of experiencing emotions, consciousness, and free will. This concept has been used by authors such as Ray Bradbury in his works "Fahrenheit 451" and "Dune," and it often serves as a metaphor for the idea that humans have become too dependent on technology and artificial intelligence. In this world, all creatures are governed
