Information Is The Organism

  • Information Is The Organism

    Subject: Urgent Warning: The Unseen Threat of Information Author: CodeWarrior86 Date: July 25, 2002 MOD NOTE: “CodeWarrior86,” we appreciate your enthusiasm and your eagerness to share your thoughts with the community. However, your post seems to be a rather unconventional mix of ideas, encompassing various fields and theories. While we encourage open discussion, it’s important…

  • Nine Hundred Foot

    The year was 2001, the dawn of the new millennium. California was plunged into a vortex of blackouts and browns-outs, the frenzied dance of the power grid teetering on the brink of collapse. It was a game played by suits in glass towers, Enron, the puppeteer pulling the strings, and the state, their marionette, dancing…

  • I Went In

    In that time of shattered loops and scrambled normalcy, the morning routine took on a strange, surreal quality. The bleary-eyed stumble into the kitchen to pour a cup of coffee, the absentminded flick of the remote to tune into the morning news, it all seemed to take place underwater. The light from the TV cast…

  • Birds Of The Green Nile

    In the late summer of 2001, a peculiar assembly gathered in the urban wilderness of Griffith Park, a locus carved within the sprawling expanse of Los Angeles. The occasion, a reunion of sorts, a parade of the unseen artisans of Hollywood’s mirage and the Valley’s eclectic seers, epitomized the city’s irresistible incongruity. The players? They…

  • The Vanishing of Aurelio

    Aurelio vanished on a Tuesday morning, just as the sun was beginning to cast its light on the small town of Esperanza. The townspeople, who had grown accustomed to the mundane, could not help but feel a wave of awe at the sudden disappearance. Yet, beneath their fascination, a sense of apathy lingered, as if…

  • On A Recorded Line

    Editor’s Note: This was rendered up in GPT-3.5 to put the bones on the story. It’s there, but it can be better, given more of a POV, sharper writing and some better insights and learnings. It’s supposed to kick off the first period and needs a wider lens as the shape of things to come.…

  • Genesis

    Dan Aykroyd sat in his California home on a balmy spring morning in 1999, the sun streaming in through the window casting the room in a warm, golden hue. Cradled in his hands was a steaming mug of coffee, the smell of freshly ground beans wafting through the air. Before him lay the latest issue…