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“Would you agree that human translators are becoming less important as technology evolves?”
The man asking the question was wearing what seemed to be his only expression: blank, emotionless curiosity. Boone didn’t like him very much, nor did he particularly like the woman who sat to the man’s left, but Boone kept a faint smile on his face. It was a job interview, afte...
My symptoms had been getting steadily worse for almost a year by the time I was brought in for questioning.
I’d been in denial for at least eighteen months at that point. It was easy to hide from other people because my profession is an extremely solitary one. The very few people that I do meet invariably don’t have the chance to even see my face — and if they do, and...
By the time we realised, it was obvious that we were too late.
For decades at least, philosophers — and scientists, latterly — had been warning us. You can’t have one thing without the other, they said; no upside without downside. They were of the opinion that there was a single trajectory, inevitable due to the nature of human beings and by extension their work, that...
“At least I have a job,” he said. “There’s a lot of unemployment these days.”
“That’s true, but it doesn’t mean you have to pretend that your job is perfect,” the therapist replied.
Her name was Dr. Weston, and she’d had her own practice for just over eleven years. She helped patients from all walks of life with any number of issues, including substance abuse,...