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“A Logic Named Joe” (by Murray Leinster [Will F. Jenkins]; first published in the March 1946 issue of Astounding Science Fiction) is a story that could be easily set today. It might even serve as a warning for our future.

In the age of generative AI slop,...


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Jurgen Leitner can put a number on the acceptable level of dead employees. The eight hundred dangerous books his library holds, he tells research assistant Hugh Franklin, might kill sixteen hundred people over twenty years if they were let loose into the wider w...


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They queue in a line that reeks of boiled metal & milk gone acidic
mothers bearing steel bowls with a plushiness they won’t name

someone ahead signs with a thumb that won’t stop quaking
someone behind calculates under her ...


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Every day, I feed Mother.

It’s not hard. It doesn’t really cost me anything, financially. I just pick up what I can get. Misshapen produc...


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Veronica Roth has many artistic preoccupations, foremost among them pain, duty, fate, control, sacrifice, the end of the world, collapsing political order, doomed youth, and the city of Chicago. The lattermost is the easiest to quantify and understand: Of Roth’s fifteen published books in as many years, give or take a few, the city she calls home is explicitly home to seven. ...


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