Nocturnal life

by Kevin T McEneaney Most adult moths live only a few days, although some manage to live a few weeks. Most moths live for seven or ten days' * Essential to biodiversity, like butterflies, they are pollinators, and many plants ...
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Memories

by Kevin T McEneaney Stories are always a journey through time that progress toward a realization with characters who are thought to be “real.” * We are quite good at remembering things, yet stories help us to retain details. Your ...
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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 around 2,000 BC in West Semitic Hurrian culture. * Religion ...
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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 not only identity, but the whole universe we live in, ...
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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 who don’t know how to organize your life. You may ...
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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. The robots deemed the orgies immoral. They accused him of ...
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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. * This computer knows my flaws, accepts them, provokes me to ...
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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 human has a story to tell. * Civilizations are based ...

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 regulates one’s daily perceptions. To breathe free like a primitive ...
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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 prepare your daily meals? Does your robot do your laundry ...
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