Regression: Chapter 9
In today’s globalization, cultural differences have blurred, besides touristic idiosyncrasies that are kept alive for fun’s sake. Continue Reading
Passages or chapters from novels
In today’s globalization, cultural differences have blurred, besides touristic idiosyncrasies that are kept alive for fun’s sake. Continue Reading →
I live in isolation, because I’m too antisocial for the rest of people.
I recurrently dream of being kidnapped. Continue Reading →
In contrast to the evolution of science, fiction has become less and less popular with time Continue Reading →
The colonization of Mars started way before there were the proper means to do it. Continue Reading →
Randomness, which is the nature of art, is also seen in genetic mutations for no apparent reason, such as the one that gave blue eyes to some people or the one that turned others into super sprinters. Continue Reading →
Artificial intelligence goes hand in hand with natural intelligence. Continue Reading →
Today I found Valentin in a different mood. He was morose, although always friendly. Continue Reading →
Erin has made coffee today, as usual, even though she seldom drinks it. Continue Reading →
Life in the year two thousand, three hundred and fifty one does not differ much from life in the year two thousand. Continue Reading →
The year is two thousand, three hundred and fifty one. Continue Reading →