Sci Fi
A Brighter Day
Robin woke up on Friday morning and sat at the end of his bed thinking about the last couple of months. “Been a hell of a season” he thought out loud. “Just loss the woman I loved after she left me high and dry, I’m still recovering from a stab wound to the hip after trying to break up a fight and now my uncle Ron is in his last days after a 15 year bout with cancer. Guess it’s time to do like my therapist suggested and take a long thought provoking walk down Lakemill Road. Me and Tessa used to walk there a lot for our Saturday night dates.”
By Joe Pattersonabout a year ago in Fiction
Why Not Science. Content Warning.
This was a 48-hour project. I lived in Austin & South Texas for 13 years. My friend in Austin texted me about the tyranny and theocracy that has taken over his state. THIS IS A FICTION STORY! I CREATED ALL THE CHARACTERS, METAPHORES IN THE VIDEO, AND NEEDED TO SAY THIS!
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli about a year ago in Fiction
The First Date. Top Story - June 2025.
“What did you say?” It was then that Paul realised he had no idea what he had said. In fact, he did not know what he’s been saying for the past month. Paul, like many others in the near future, had opted to receive an AI chip brain implant. Thanks to the wonders of modern science and rampant capitalism, tech companies, BrainWave Solutions in Paul’s case, for a small fee of only a couple thousand euros can implant a chip in your brain to do your thinking for you. Usually these chips focus on specific mental faculties. One type can make you fluent in Japanese within seconds. Another can give trainee pilots forty years of flight experience. But Paul, who has struggled with women for the last thirty years of his forty-six years on this Earth, opted for the Casanova 2.1.1; the dating chip.
By Conor Matthewsabout a year ago in Fiction
