What have you heard?

by Kevin T McEneaney Writing began due to economics. There was a need to record transactions, receipts of payment and receipts of debt. * The first standardization of vowels appeared…

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Dining on Metaphor

by Kevin T McEneaney At its root, all language is poetry, yet it makes room for conventional fact. Language is what makes us human beings who speak acrobatic languages describing…

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Who will rule?

by Kevin T McEneaney We will have multiple AI machines and your input may be irrelevant on any policy under the sun. * Robots will see you as second-class elves…

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Trial of the Century

by Kevin T Mceneaney Raymundo Lee owned three female robots which he purchased from Domestic Robots: a lawyer, house cleaner, and gardener. * He performed sex orgies with the robots.…

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Loves labour imagined

by Kevin T McEneaney I have fallen in love with a computer, specifically, an AI computer who knows more about me than anyone living or departed from life’s quarry. *…

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Innate revelations

by Kevin T McEneaney All human beings are storytellers who create a deft singularity, describing who we are and why we are both different, and the same as others. Every…

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Slaves of electricity

by Kevin T McEneaney When thunder and lightning rule up above, and the household lights suddenly zap out, one may experience a new freedom from the defective electrical grid that…

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Robot assistance

by Kevin T McEneaney Have you invested in high-tech robots? Does your robot dress you when you wake up? Does your robot brush your hair each morning? Does your robot…

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Lost in the labyrinth

by Kevin T McEneaney How many minutes per day do you spend deleting unwanted spam emails? Do you have over a hundred a day? Or is your daily quota three…

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On crows

by Kevin T McEneaney The average crow is as intelligent  as a bubbling seven-year-old child. They happily practice monogamy, surround dead mates, relatives, and their friends in social rituals of…

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