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Through the City
I warm my hands with water from the faucet. Not as warm as I'd like, but not many public restrooms have burning hot water anymore. I squeeze out as much soap as possible, rubbing my palms. First, I rub the right palm over the back of my left hand, interlacing my fingers. I clench one fist and scrub the back of my fingers against the opposite palm, then move to polish my thumb. My fingers, the back of my hands, and my palms turn red as I rinse. Not trusting when the paper was last replaced, I take out my own, meticulously drying each finger, getting under the nails, tracing the lines of my palm. Dry. I use the paper to turn off the faucet.
By Dark Constellations2 years ago in Futurism
Secrets of the desert dome that Van Tassel took to the grave
It’s a familiar story: eccentric inventor in excellent health mysteriously suffers a fatal heart attack or unusual drug overdose; the body is cremated by authorities without the family’s knowledge and, more often than you’d expect, without an autopsy taking place.
By Steve Harrison2 years ago in Futurism
Scott Folds log on the space station
Report 1724, January 4th, 2050, Scott Folds on Space Station 1 hub 9, 7:05 am This is our first day at work since New Years and we’re asked to write a little journal. When this station is done, we’ll put our journal with the one my wife and other writers are making down on the planet into a spacecraft that will be sent across the galaxy so if there are other beings out there, they’ll be able to get to know us better.
By Robert Kegel2 years ago in Futurism
Tiny Thing May Add Years to Your Life, Scientists Say. AI-Generated.
Recent studies have made a huge discovery in longevity research. This could change how we age and live longer healthier lives. It focuses on a small element that greatly affects how long we live.
By Haven Off Health2 years ago in Futurism
Top Software Development Challenges in Madrid and How to Overcome Them
Madrid, the vibrant capital of Spain, is not only known for its rich culture and history but also for its growing technology sector. With an increasing number of businesses embracing digital transformation, the demand for software development services in Madrid is at an all-time high. However, as the market grows, so do the challenges.
By NextGen Narratives2 years ago in Futurism
American Ink. Content Warning.
It was twenty fifty, and humanity had to adapt quickly to the radiation that was everywhere by building radiation resistant walls and tunnels that connected cities together. Cities became giant mazes that took hours to navigate, but it was better then being microwaved alive.
By Alex H Mittelman 2 years ago in Futurism
