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The child sat next to her mom, holding her hair as she threw up over and over again.

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I kept swiping on Tinder, trying to find a girl that matched all the requirements.

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I grimaced in the scorching heat as I pulled the trident from the young man’s stomach.

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It felt like I had night terrors every night as a child.

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They inserted the neuralinks and started the system up, ready to open the doors of our minds to their brand new AI.

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“See you soon.” My wife’s text said right before I put my phone on airplane mode.

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The crowd counted down together, cheering as the clock reached midnight.

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We had no food, no water, no hope of rescue, and my gun only had one bullet left.

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I feebly smiled at my family, closed my tired eyes, took one final breath, and everything faded.

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I woke up to my hammock slowly swinging to a stop as the earthquake faded.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
The child sat next to her mom, holding her hair as she threw up over and over again.	23
I kept swiping on Tinder, trying to find a girl that matched all the requirements.	21
I grimaced in the scorching heat as I pulled the trident from the young man’s stomach.	19
It felt like I had night terrors every night as a child.	19
They inserted the neuralinks and started the system up, ready to open the doors of our minds to their brand new AI.	17
“See you soon.” My wife’s text said right before I put my phone on airplane mode.	11
The crowd counted down together, cheering as the clock reached midnight.	10
We had no food, no water, no hope of rescue, and my gun only had one bullet left.	10
I feebly smiled at my family, closed my tired eyes, took one final breath, and everything faded.	9
I woke up to my hammock slowly swinging to a stop as the earthquake faded.	6