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• The death that tells the story of a generation

  By Editor on January 13, 2020 • ( 0 )

  

  Book Review: Gone at Midnight Jake Anderson, Kensington Books, 368 pages Gone at Midnight by Jake Anderson is a beautifully written account of the horrible events surrounding the death of Elisa Lam, the young woman whose corpse was recovered from… Read More ›

• A.I.-inspired ‘family feud’ goes to Supreme Court

  By Editor on January 5, 2020 • ( 0 )

  

  NEWPORT BEACH – Arguments related to a couple whose marriage devolved online thanks to cyber attacks they sponsored against each other is being heard by the most judicious minds in the nation, even as details related to the husband and… Read More ›

• Love Letter to Deep State

  By Editor on December 18, 2019 • ( 0 )

  

  Love Letter to Deep State: A Review of Watchmen in Verse By Ryan Hyatt When I was a boy, you took pains to include me in overnights reading Watchmen, playing Rush’n Attack, Axis & Allies, Supremacy: Sipping Dr. Pepper and munching Twizzlers… Read More ›

• Youthful angst ignites ‘anti-righteous’ rebellion

  By Editor on November 2, 2019 • ( 0 )

  

  Book Review: Dystopia Boy Trevor Richardson, Montag Press, 558 pages In Dystopia Boy, the coming-of-age charm of Stand By Me meets the cyberpunk possibilities of The Matrix to create a near-future, rock ‘n’ roll-inspired ride through a neglected American heartland… Read More ›

• ‘Mother’ Earth has same rights as corporations, judge rules

  By Editor on October 24, 2019 • ( 0 )

  

  SAN FRANCISCO – In a landmark case, a federal court decided today that the third planet from the sun has the same legal protections as the corporations that profit off it. The plaintiffs in the case – a group of… Read More ›

• Entrepreneur: ‘chlorophyll skin’ to solve climate crisis ‘without the fuss’

  By Editor on July 28, 2019 • ( 0 )

  

  LOS ANGELES – An entrepreneur striving to resolve human-caused climate change — while making sure minimal sacrifice is required to human way of life – announced this week that his lab has manufactured the first carbon dioxide eating dermis, which… Read More ›

• Getting woke with ‘Insomnium:’ Interview with Scott Powers

  By Editor on July 25, 2019 • ( 0 )

  

  Shortly after high school graduation, in the summer of 1995, Scott Powers and a few friends of mine borrowed a van and picked me up on the way from Chicago, Illinois to take a cross-country trip to Lake Mammoth, California…. Read More ›

• Time-travel agent: Mass migration underway to the past

  By Editor on April 25, 2019 • ( 0 )

  

  LOS ANGELES – The number of Americans signing up for one-way trips to an idealized past surged in April, leaving experts in the time-travel industry to suspect that citizens are becoming concerned not only with the present, but also the… Read More ›

• ‘Angry white male’ destroys sex bot warehouse in ‘explosive rage’

  By Editor on January 5, 2019 • ( 0 )

  

  CHATSWORTH – An unsatisfied customer who claims he was sexually-deprived by a synthetic prostitute kicked off the New Year by laying waste to an industrial warehouse that stores the made-to-order bots after he was denied opportunity to ‘pop a load’… Read More ›

• Johnny Cab to compete with Waymo One for driverless riders

  By Editor on December 5, 2018 • ( 0 )

  

  PHOENIX — Recent breakthroughs in transportation services might soon take a turn for the bizarre after representatives from Johnny Cab, Inc., confirmed this week their company will compete with Waymo One for a share of the emerging driverless taxi market…. Read More ›

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