Everyday we’re playing a futile game
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Imagine you've finally gotten your chance to play a giant game of Monopoly where there are 100 players. Imagine you were only able to begin playing once someone left, and the game had been...
Fried Brains and Sam
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When I arrived at work this morning there was a note taped to my control panel which read:
The end is nearer now than ever. With every death it comes a little closer. The end...
Let’s give compassion another go
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Despite my efforts, I am not a great person, or even likely a good person. Hopefully, I'm not a bad person, at least not by the standards set by rapists, murderers and thieves. Generally,...
Fried Brains and Sam
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Poof. Vanished. It used to amaze me. Poof. Vanished. It used to excite me — the whole magic of the universe — how there are so many things I'll never understand. Poof. Vanished. Now...
Experiments in a fertile reality
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When we married, Joan and I agreed to an open marriage. After several years neither of us had acted on that agreement. It was our belief that sex had nothing to do with love...
Fried brains and Sam:
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Natural disasters are anything but entertaining, from my point of view. I end up with a week's worth of congestion and am always forced to work overtime without pay. I tried to complain last...
Buying into the Bionic man
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Arrays of technologies — from robotics to bioengineering — are beginning to converge, and this convergence is destined to have profound effects on our future. Science and technology have done more to affect culture...
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