In (The World is Free), we find a unique blend of translations concerned with the twinning of science, literature, and philosophy, and a narrative adventure that is both literary and scientific, criticizing human performance, past and present, and anticipating its horizons with an anticipation that includes novelty, excitement, precedence, and leadership in a space of soaring visions based on science fiction. Here is a world that is very exciting for the pleasure of contemplation and reading, provoking both thought and conscience, as the book aims to present imagined scientific ideas and pour them into a literary mold not far from the novel, not far from the article, not far from research and studies, but rather stands, surprisingly, at an equal distance between this and that and that, presenting us with a novel model of composition in form as well as in content... and quenching the reader's thirst for knowledge, unleashing his literary and scientific imagination together from the realm of limitation to liberation!... How could it not be, as we sail with science and its contemporary pioneers in induction and deduction and sharpening minds and knowledge, arriving at the creation of a human existence different from all previous conceptions, but brimming with hope and confidence in the ability of the human race to transcend and emerge from tunnels to horizons. It is an imaginative game, enriched in form, content, and creative event construction with its strange and wondrous atmosphere beyond any praise, and a book of rare equals that is worthy of the confidence of the Arab reader.