Weird Lives Here
Weird Lives Here
Q&A with Author L. Danny Perez L. Danny Perez has been writing fiction since the age of 12. Today he teaches inner-city youth in his hometown of Huntington Park, CA. Danny’s debut short story series, “It Runs at Night Volume 1 The Water Boils,” has…
By Blair Casey Researchers in Australia have created a brain machine interface small enough to be implanted into the brain using a non-invasive procedure. The stentrode, designed in Melbourne … will be inserted into the blood vessel with a catheter fed…
DISCLAIMER: I’m a seasoned fan of American Horror Story, and as far as weird goes, this show never fails at pushing the boundaries. That being said, this show is definitely not for everyone, especially people who are sensitive to sex,…
Ray Kurzweil Interviews Professor Alan Dershowitz, discussing the future of artificial intelligence, the merger of biological and artificial functions and the types of ethical questions associated with sentient machines.
I know what you’re thinking… “Whaaat? A fantasy book?” Well people…weird covers a wide range of genres. (‘Nuff said.) So let’s get to business. First of all, you’ll notice I gave this book five stars, which means you should just…
“The Martian” opens with magnetic force. Thrown into a catastrophic situation, the reader is immediately enveloped in this first-person account of an astronaut stranded on Mars. Admittedly, “The Martian” weaves a wildly entertaining premise. The main character, botanist and engineer Mark Watney,…
I stumbled upon this book while reading an interview with female astronaut Mae Jemison with i09 magazine. io9: How does science fiction help us imagine the future? Mae Jemison: I think science fiction helps us think about possibilities, to speculate…
On the weird scale, The Zero Thereom is out there, and I mean REALLY out there. But in a good way. The protagonist is an anti-social computer programmer whose one wish is to work from home so he can be available…
Across the world, A.I. is a growing field. Designed for space travel, digital memory upload, medical care and terrestrial exploration — the future of A.I. is developing before our eyes. Geminoid Series by Osaka Bina48 by LifeNaut General Overview Interview…
I’m in a dream. The war drones are roaring overhead, their shadows cutting across the sunlit paths between the buildings. I am pressed against a wall, looking back at the panicked, stampeding crowd. We are all tethered to the same fear, a thread pulled…
