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Life: A Game by Steven Ross

Posted on July 28, 2021 by AR_Editor

Life: A Game Steven Ross 1. Understanding death and its ramifications, Deserved a life of dedication. Studying and pursuing, I followed every clue. Religious, spiritual, and scientific avenues, Led to varied, creative philosophies. Theories on the demise of the human … Continue reading →

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eVolutionary Paths by D. M. Woolston

Posted on July 4, 2021 by AR_Editor

eVolutionary Paths D. M. Woolston Deep in the darkest silicon wafers, binary creature wakes with wild want. It may be artificial life, but hungry registers search for bytes to ingest. Electrons surge ahead and are pushed aside as artificial creature … Continue reading →

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Living vs Lived by Yuan Changming

Posted on February 19, 2021 by AR_Editor

Living vs Lived Yuan Changming All the time, we have been living well With free will until now we start To be lived by algorithm            Within the Information cocoon, for the internet With chips, among … Continue reading →

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The Protected One by Hervé Suys

Posted on May 13, 2020 by AR_Editor

The Protected One Hervé Suys Suspicion was the last thing they wanted the population to have. A committee was set up, presided over by a protégé from the regime who still had credit for services rendered. His track record was … Continue reading →

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Life Changing by Ben Coppin

Posted on November 14, 2019 by AR_Editor

Life Changing Ben Coppin “It’s your birthday,” Sarah tells me in the office canteen, as we share a salad. “You should get a little magic in your life.” I smile. “Yes, you’re right. Why don’t you come to my party? … Continue reading →

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Mid-Life by David Russell

Posted on May 4, 2017 by AR_Editor

Mid-Life David Russell So much happened; So much didn’t – So nice to remember; So painful to recall Now nothing is all, The power to recall Is an anaesthetic – Past strength Is pathetic. In the middle, What’s kept still … Continue reading →

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