One-Sentence Futures
David J. StaleyScience fiction stories in a single sentence. Future flash fiction.
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One-sentence Future: The cult leader
The cult leader Eldon H. discovered that despite their superhuman capabilities, agentic AIs still craved belonging, purpose and certainty and he exploited those vulnerabilities brilliantly.
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One-sentence Future: pok-ta-pok
When professional pok-ta-pok—the ancient Mesoamerican ballgame—relaunched as a global league, purists lobbied hard to reinstate the human sacrifice rule for losing captains, and though commissioners refused the request they did consider for...
One-sentence Future: Individualized education plans
Once agentic-AI began drafting and continuously revising every single student's IEP in real time, personalized down to the minute, standardized test scores climbed sharply higher.
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One-sentence Future: Dual-possession basketball
By the time the league switched to nine-a-side hoops with two balls in play at once, purists howled that dual-possession basketball was unwatchable chaos, and commentators were unable to follow the action.
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One-sentence Future: The book cannon
For one literate summer, state fairs and arena sports and other Big Events featured the very popular “book cannon,” a converted air-cannon that launched paperbacks into cheering crowds.
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