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Science&TearsScience and Tears examines science fiction's emotional and philosophical dimensions, exploring the intersection of technology, humanity, and the fight against transhumanism through music and storytelling.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 25 | Subscribers | Read | scienceandtears.substack.com |
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MILABS, Mind Control, and the Alien Abduction Narrative
For decades, reports of alien abductions have occupied a strange space between science fiction, psychological study, and cultural obsession. Bright lights. Missing time. Medical procedures. Implants. Memory fragmentation. But what if some o...
Dreamscape: Volume I-Rain
Science & Tears has released a new ambient EP, Dreamscape Volume I: Rain, now available on Spotify. Spanning over 130 minutes of music, this three-track release is designed as a gentle counterweight to the relentless pace of modern life, in...
When the Crowd Cheers Its Own Chains: Rollerball (1975) and the Rise of Corporate Dominion
Rollerball (1975), starring James Caan, is less a sports film than a warning siren. Set in a near future where globe-spanning corporations have replaced nations, the film imagines a world scrubbed clean of memory, dissent, and heroism. War ...
“Did I Request Thee, Maker?”: Adam, Prometheus, and the Birth of Modern Sci-Fi in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is far more than a ghost story born from a stormy night at Lake Geneva. It is a profound meditation on creation, responsibility, rebellion, and the tragedy of a being thrust into existence without consent. Shelle...
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Science and Tears explores the relationship between technology, emotion, and human vulnerability through thought-provoking articles, original sci-fi stories, and music.
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