One-Sentence Futures
David J. StaleyScience fiction stories in a single sentence. Future flash fiction.
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Visionary Histories
Free ebook here: https://csi.asu.edu/books/visionary-histories/
Visionary Histories are twenty “histories of the future” that consider a range of topics: the future of artificial intelligence, of democracy, of capitalism, of education, of...
One-sentence Future: The Jack Paar Act
As Republicans pushed the Lenny Bruce Act, mandating house arrest for comedians, cartoonists and writers who mocked the President, Democrats blocked the bill and countered with the Jack Paar Act, guaranteeing every citizen the federally-pro...
One-sentence Future: Owl hunting
When the Arkansas legislature legalized owl hunting despite months of mass demonstrations, school walkouts and candlelit vigils beneath empty nesting trees, the ensuing public outrage grew so fierce that the government collapsed within week...
One-sentence Future: 5-Dimensional Chess
The first five-dimensional chess set projected boards through space, time, probability and counterfactual history, allowing players to sacrifice a bishop tomorrow to save a queen yesterday, making grandmasters, military planners and philoso...
One-sentence Future: The return of party lines
After cascading cyberattacks rendered private communications prohibitively expensive, regulators revived party telephone lines as a resilient public utility, a policy that ended in scandal when it was revealed that the AI moderator (trained...
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