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Occamspiledriver
on Sep 16, 2017
Reviews & Essays
There are many statements made, particularly in the current political climate, that are often accepted as true. One of the most oft repeated is that"we [as a country] don't make things anymore." Another is that we have lost all our manufacturing jobs to outsourcing.
As to the first claim that "we don't make anything anymore" that is, to put it politely, a l...
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protoborg
on Apr 29, 2025
The book lay unassumingly on the table awaiting its next reader/writer. Nothing about it gave away its true purpose or the nature of the words placed upon its pages. Anyone would be forgiven for thinking it an ordinary book given its current location inside a library of many ordinary books. This book, however, WAS a bit...different. This book didn't just tak...
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SW_MO_Hermit
on Sep 18, 2017
Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Once again I want to thank my editor "Wires" for his assistance with this story. His advice has improved this chapter drastically. I have made a few changes since his last review and want to emphasize any errors are definitely mine.
Over the course of the next nine years Roger's country continued to grow. He stopped building new naval ships when he had s...
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hammingbyrd7
on Sep 13, 2017
Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Kyle was having a very sexy dream, one more exciting and vivid than he had ever imagined. Brianna was romping naked and dancing with him in passion and delight. The flashing curves of her breasts and legs, her joyful laugh and bright smiling eyes filled the dream. Kyle gasped as Brianna dominated him for coupling, gasped again as she rolled to let him mount...
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Samuelx
on Sep 16, 2017
Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Why do humans constantly glamorize the life of us Gods in their novels? Seriously. I wish they would stop. We who are called Gods by the ordinary mortals of the planet Earth are anything but. Say, do you know the story of Superman, from the comic books? On his home planet, he's a regular Joe and when he's on Earth, he's got super powers. Well, the same goes...
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PrincessErin
on Sep 16, 2017
Reviews & Essays
The age of technology is upon us. I'm not sure where I've been the last few years, but as I teach elementary school, I realize that I am behind the times when it comes to gadgets. I have a cell phone and laptop computer. That's about it and I like it that way. I don't need an MP3 player that can play thousands of songs. I don't need to watch videos while rid...
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findingthesexy
on Apr 22, 2025
"Technology really has come too far."
Your friends are sitting around a table at the college cafeteria when Sophia speaks up. She turns her phone to you and Ryan, showing off the article that caused her to comment. Ryan's jaw drops. "No way that's real!" You're equally surprised, but even more curious as you read the headline: New Adult T...
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cultofstrawberry
on Sep 15, 2017
Sci-Fi & Fantasy
This is an original story and is property of M/CultOfStrawberry. All characters are above eighteen, and any resemblance to people alive or dead is coincidental.
In this world, technopathy (the ability to communicate, sense, feel, or manipulate machines/technology) is a rare ability, but not so uncommon that technopaths are considered freaks. The source of s...
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rainwalker69
on Apr 22, 2025
Imagine a world not that far in the future, where implants merged with AI technology. They are now making their way to average people.
Corporations promise you technology that is only a thought away with AI that gives you access to new knowledge and abilities.
You don't need your phone or your smartwatch. Instead, your implant knows where your brain lights u...
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Samuelx
on Sep 17, 2017
Non-Erotic
I've often been called an arrogant bastard with psychopathic and megalomaniac tendencies. That's not very flattering. I'm a free-spirited visionary who lacks a conscience and inhibitions. That's what I call myself. In the eyes of the world, I am Paul Jackson Billings, a student at the Alabama Institute of Technology. The world is mine. Nothing you or anyone...
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