You and A.I.
We are finally coming face to face with the intelligent robots we’ve always imagined. What will that mean for humans?
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ISSUE 2, MAGAZINE, NONFICTION
You’re An @sshole: Being “Right” in the Digital Age
With the Digital Age came computers. With computers came the internet. With internet came your post, their post, funny post, mean post, political post…
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Will Humans Go Extinct?
Asteroids, climate change, nuclear holocaust, disease, politics… These are certainly the End Times. But how likely is it that humans will go the way of the dinosaur?
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Those Jobs Are Gone, and They’re Not Coming Back
Old economy jobs are disappearing. Politicians, as hard as they might try, can’t bring back jobs that don’t exist anymore.
ISSUE 2, MAGAZINE, NONFICTION
Real Websites, Fake News
Fake news has existed from the earliest days of journalism, long before Bat Boy became Hillary Clinton’s alien baby. In 1835, Richard A. Locke published a series of six fake articles about the discovery of life on the moon, now known as the Great Moon Hoax, in The Sun newspaper. Sales of The Sun went through the roof.
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A Midwestern Girl
Nothing stays the same and the world will always keep moving forward, as one girl learns from her father in this story of small-town Minnesota.
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A Festering Past
Germany has addressed its past in ways most countries, especially the United States, have not: A sort of national psychoanalysis to keep something like the Third Reich from ever happening again.
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Sad Dog: Heartbreak in Rural Minnesota
That girl Lily left in June and… there’s not much difference between a dog and a man when they’re down and out like that.
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The Seasons
My memories are made of brick and cement and glass. My dreams are bathed in the waning sunlight of an autumn day. Long shadows creep over fences and pull at the sidewalk as the sun begins to set. My dreams are apples picked from trees and flat piano notes from songs I never learned how to play.
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A City of the Future
What was once considered a sleepy Midwest town, St. Paul’s plans for the future have residents and officials looking forward.