2035–2100: The Long Afternoon – What Happens After the Robots Win and Nothing Is Left to Want
It is the year 2047.The last human who ever had to earn a living died quietly in a hospice in Kyoto, tended by a 19-year-old Sanctuary Phoenix that still calls her “mother” out of habit.Global GDP per capita is $1.
Post #43 – The Robot That Just Became My First Grandchild’s GodparentMay 21, 2026
My daughter gave birth yesterday to a perfect 7 lb 3 oz girl. At the hospital, the priest was running late for the emergency baptism (NICU rules). Nurse asked: “Does the baby have godparents present?” My daughter,
2025’s Everyday AI Boom: Wearables and Apps That Learn Your Habits Better Than You Do
The most consequential artificial intelligence systems of 2025 are not building companies, writing novels, or defeating humans at complex games. They are counting steps. Tracking sleep. Timing meals. Monitoring focus.
When Tank-Birth Becomes the Norm and Natural Pregnancy Becomes the Fringe Choice
By the 2060s, tank-birth—full ectogenesis in artificial wombs—has become the overwhelming norm for human reproduction. Vast, serene facilities house thousands of gestation pods, where embryos grow in perfectly cont