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Amoeba’s Lorica: Last Post
They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. – Lawrence Binyon “Can you really play that thing?”, the boy scout asked the scientist. The youth might have … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, live versus electronic bugling, memorial day service, taps
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AI: Cast
You can coerce a standing ovation, but you have to earn a gasp. – Nathan Kessler-Jeffrey The cast and crew of the stage play UproariUs! were assembled in the theatre’s green room, ten minutes after the close of their opening … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Amoeba's Lorica, creative writing, culture, fiction, health, We the People
Tagged Alexa Health Services, appropriate human behavior, dystopia, purpose of comedy
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AI: Fitness Challenge
If you don’t pass my fitness challenge, you don’t graduate! – Mrs. Meyers, high school gym teacher Adam, aged 47, sat for a moment between stretches. He was in the warmup area near the outdoor track that was part of … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexa Health Service, culling, dystopia, physical fitness, Surplus Humanity Service
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