New Truth

Venture capital at the edge of possibility

Yesterday's science fiction.
Tomorrow's new truth.

We look for companies turning once-impossible ideas into real science. The films imagined the questions. The founders are building the technologies that could change the answers.

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Our thesis

Three stories. Four companies.
A different view of what comes next.

Science fiction is our starting point, not our evidence. We follow the science, the people and the path from an ambitious idea to a useful technology.

01 / Gattaca / 1997

When biology becomes information

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Gattaca asks who controls genetic information. Nucleus brings embryo genetic analysis into real reproductive decisions.

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The imagined future

In a society that ranks people by their DNA, one man refuses to let his genetic profile decide his future. Gattaca asks who gets to choose when biology becomes readable.

The company connection

Nucleus

Nucleus offers genetic analysis of IVF embryos to help prospective parents compare genetic information before selection.

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The thesis. Genetic information is becoming part of reproductive decision-making. The opportunity comes with questions about accuracy, access and choice. Risk estimates are not guarantees, and screening is not gene editing.

02 / The Matrix / 1999

When the mind meets the machine

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The Matrix imagines a direct connection between mind and machine. Neuralink and Science Corporation work on real neural interfaces, with different goals.

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A world experienced through a computer-generated reality puts the connection between the brain and machines at the center of the story. The real-world frontier is more grounded: new ways to interact with computers and restore function.

Computer control

Neuralink

Neuralink is developing implantable brain-computer interfaces designed to translate neural activity into control of computers and mobile devices.

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Vision and neural interfaces

Science Corporation

Science Corporation develops neural-interface technologies, including the PRIMA retinal implant and biohybrid neural-interface research.

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The thesis. The interface may move closer to the nervous system itself. These companies work on different technologies; neither is building the fictional Matrix.

03 / Jurassic Park / 1993

When extinction becomes a question

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Jurassic Park imagines biotechnology reshaping the living world. Colossal explores de-extinction and conservation, not a dinosaur theme park.

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The imagined future

Genetically recreated dinosaurs turn a theme park into a test of human control over nature. Jurassic Park asks what happens when the ability to build runs ahead of the responsibility to steward.

The company connection

Colossal

Colossal develops genetic-engineering and de-extinction technologies, with projects focused on animals such as the woolly mammoth, thylacine and dodo.

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The thesis. Biotechnology could change how we think about species loss and conservation. This is a thematic connection, not a claim that dinosaurs are coming back or that extinction has been solved.

The next chapter

The future starts as a story.
Then someone builds it.

New Truth follows that transition: from imagination to experiment, and from experiment to a new reality.

Sources and perspective

Company descriptions checked October 7, 2026. No film footage or stills are stored in this package. Company photography is linked at its source because permission for use on this fund website has not been confirmed. All new artwork is original concept illustration, not a depiction of real company products. Film summaries are original editorial descriptions. Film references are thematic, not endorsements or affiliations. Companies shown reflect the founder's stated investment focus; this page does not independently verify fund holdings. No offer to sell securities or investment advice.