From The Future

From The Future explores the intertwining of past experiences and futuristic imaginings through lyrical historical essays, and science fiction stories. It examines human emotions, potential futures, the significance of storytelling, and personal growth, offering both speculative and reflective insights into navigating life's complexities.

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A Great Interruption Begins

294 implied HN points • 17 Jul 23
🕹 Technology Artificial Intelligence Information Management Machine Learning Social Networks Internet
  1. A new era called The Great Interruption seems to be approaching, freeing us from the constant distractions and reclaiming our attention
  2. Information and attention have always been intertwined, impacting humanity's growth and evolution
  3. Interest Grids could be the future of organizing our attention, helping us navigate a world inundated with information and distractions
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A Love Trinity Denied

157 implied HN points • 03 Jun 23
⚔ Fiction Romance Sci-fi Drama Mystery Adventure
  1. The story revolves around a complex love triangle involving mysterious characters and hidden motives.
  2. The characters are drawn into a world of secrecy, missions, and unexpected alliances that challenge their relationships.
  3. Themes of longing, secrecy, and the complexity of human emotions are central to the narrative.

A Forgotten Circle of Hades

78 implied HN points • 01 Jul 23
⚔ Fiction Fantasy Sci-fi Mystery Thriller Adventure
  1. The Nodes debated their responsibility towards a new carbon species they found on a planet.
  2. A faction wanted to help the carbon beings, while another group had plans to manipulate them.
  3. The story involves an island, a team on a mysterious mission, and unexpected actions unfolding.