Category: Fiction

Communications of the future

How do I get an interstellar phone number anyways?

I’ve been pondering this for quite some time and, since I’m trying to do as little hand waving as possible in my science fiction story, it is really bothering me. How exactly does someone actually connect to another person over interstellar distances when they don’t know where they are? Or even if they do? Continue reading “Communications of the future”

Author PhillipPosted on November 12, 2015November 30, 2021Categories Fiction, WritingTags communication3 Comments on Communications of the future

Thoughts

Negativity is poison; alcohol is poison. Too much of either will kill you.

deadly

If fast food places charge extra to add more stuff to an item, why don’t they give you a discount when you take regular things off?

bidirectional tomatoes

Summer camp for kids is basically outsourced parenting. I think that parents should be the ones to train their children. Not camp counselors. Not grandparents. Parents should parent. If you have children, but chose to let others parent them what exactly does that make you?

Failed Parents ?

If you don’t make time for your children now, don’t expect them to make time for you later.

Having a moral opinion does not equal having a political opinion.

neutrality

Do the Laundry

If you deal your cards from love then your hand will be full of kindness.

Seems to me the animated movie Robots (2005) is a kid-friendly Soylent Green. A corporation run by an evil bot creates an indigent class of “outmodes” which are swept away and melt them down for others to consume i.e. “upgrade”

upgrades are robots

It is easy to write a book, but it is hard to write a story.

someone smarter than me

Jesse from #ToyStory has PTSD from being abandoned. Stinky Pete is a sociopath because he’s been in solitary confinement.

I won't go back in the box

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