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Earth has gained a new season, unlike anything currently known. [WP]

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[WP] A new kind of social network technology uses algorithms to simulate people after they've passed away based on analysis of their lifetime's worth of online activity. This allows some kind of interaction with (and perhaps between) lost loved ones. What are the implications and how is life now?

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[WP] You're incredibly famous, but you're also lonely in a sea of fans, press and posers. You spend your free time on reddit pretending to be normal. You come across a particularly provocative thread about yourself.

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Stoichiometry predicts lifespans with perfect accuracy. Instead of birthdays, people celebrate their percentages. You're at 99%... [WP]

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[OT] Fire Season (Inspired by the prompt a couple of days ago) progress subreddit...

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[WP] When we sleep, we connect to another person's waking life, and vice-versa.

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[HF] [MS] "Tell us, Jo" eBook - Dylan Burns

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What could be causing purple smoke seen in the photos of the Tianjin blast?

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[WP] First contact! A couple of lightyears away, a radio beacon cries: 1 + 1 = 2. We respond...

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How would moving space-time around a vessel instead of accelerating it classically avoid the effects of inertia?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Earth has gained a new season, unlike anything currently known. [WP]	783	WritingPrompts
[WP] A new kind of social network technology uses algorithms to simulate people after they've passed away based on analysis of their lifetime's worth of online activity. This allows some kind of interaction with (and perhaps between) lost loved ones. What are the implications and how is life now?	43	WritingPrompts
[WP] You're incredibly famous, but you're also lonely in a sea of fans, press and posers. You spend your free time on reddit pretending to be normal. You come across a particularly provocative thread about yourself.	8	WritingPrompts
Stoichiometry predicts lifespans with perfect accuracy. Instead of birthdays, people celebrate their percentages. You're at 99%... [WP]	7	WritingPrompts
[OT] Fire Season (Inspired by the prompt a couple of days ago) progress subreddit...	7	WritingPrompts
[WP] When we sleep, we connect to another person's waking life, and vice-versa.	6	WritingPrompts
[HF] [MS] "Tell us, Jo" eBook - Dylan Burns	5	shortstories
What could be causing purple smoke seen in the photos of the Tianjin blast?	3	askscience
[WP] First contact! A couple of lightyears away, a radio beacon cries: 1 + 1 = 2. We respond...	3	WritingPrompts
How would moving space-time around a vessel instead of accelerating it classically avoid the effects of inertia?	3	askscience