You can tell when someone in a room is about to cry. Not from anything they've said. Something in the breathing, a stillness that arrived a beat too early, the angle at which they're holding their face. You knew before you knew you knew. There are books about this — acting manuals, clinical guides, shelves … Continue reading Somebody Who Already Knows
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The Implied Machine Reader
The experiment took one word. Hearts of Glass is a story from this site — written with models, as most of the fiction here is, but outside the narrative automated pipeline: it began as a conversation about human hibernation. So, it emerged organically. A couple sleeps through deep time in an automated refuge, waking at … Continue reading The Implied Machine Reader
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