1. The End Times Pill (blog.rinesi.com)
It was highly illegal. It was easy to get. The first dose was free and nobody needed a second one. It only took...
2. Graduation Night (blog.rinesi.com)
"We perform autopsies to kill ghosts" said the forensic pathologist to her apprentice during the last...
3. Nighttime Games (blog.rinesi.com)
The iron-red night rain was kind to nothing, least of all my long-distance surveillance drones. I was...
4. Relative superintelligence and competitive dynamics: between collapse, progress, and breakthroughs (blog.rinesi.com)
The key difficulty in modeling the impact of AI on competitive dynamics is that it induces an order of...
5. Harry and the Three Witches (blog.rinesi.com)
The Witch of the Future was the company psychologist. She had access to every sensor in your office, under...
6. Last Tea with Aunt Julia (blog.rinesi.com)
It was with conflicted feelings that I watched Aunt Julia pick and eat the last scone. Up to that moment our...
7. The Unquiet (blog.rinesi.com)
A talking casket was cringe, a touring crypt an oxymoron, and living with your father on an RV so old it could...
8. The Untime Machine (blog.rinesi.com)
He's standing in front of his favorite Rothko. He's not seeing a red stripe on a black background:...
9. First Language (blog.rinesi.com)
You think you are online a lot. I've been online since before I could walk. I was raised by trolls who spoke no...
10. The Minute (blog.rinesi.com)
The sound comes from your phone while you are crossing the street, illegal to imitate and impossible to...
11. On Multiplicity / Sobre la Multiplicidad (blog.rinesi.com)
( Link a la versiΓ³n en EspaΓ±ol. Inspired by the <a...
12. Airborne Secrets (blog.rinesi.com)
On her first night on Zep #9511-h Debugger Lin dreamed herself doing something so obscenely outside the...
13. Centripetal (blog.rinesi.com)
A lesser detective would have looked for Anna in theaters, laboratories, and morgues, as she had been a...
14. Black Zone Dreams (blog.rinesi.com)
American endtimes economics met Chinese neurotech on a DAO-owned island off the coast of Proud Britain...
15. Inheritance (blog.rinesi.com)
The soldier knelt on the chapel waiting for her father's armor to finish booting. She had already slaved the...
16. Sede Vacante (blog.rinesi.com)
Preoccupied with the box sitting next to him on the backseat, it took a second for the Cardinal to remember...
17. Boundary Point (blog.rinesi.com)
There was a diversity of views regarding the War's beginning, sides, fronts, status, and aims. Even what...
18. The Elsinore Fugue (blog.rinesi.com)
The Ghost flees dawn: for the King there's no noontime. Hamlet kills himself in his cell when he hears of the...
19. Burial Place (blog.rinesi.com)
It was raining the night the poet set foot on the island whence the last of the Freedom Cities had sent its...
20. The Intercalary Gambit (blog.rinesi.com)
She constructed her nightmares like a chess opening. With chemistry, engineering, psychology, and pain...
21. If Old Acquaintance Be Forgot (blog.rinesi.com)
The room was empty except for a table and two chairs. The Colonel sat on one and on the other the man who had...
22. Longevity tech: in a bad place, with good options (blog.rinesi.com)
The current state of the longevity industry is both worse and better than what the public narrative...
23. The Nostradamus Fixpoint (blog.rinesi.com)
The ancient text file changed daily in the air gapped system where the only thing that ran was a primitive...
24. Graveyard (blog.rinesi.com)
The last thing ever said on the Moon was a god's corpse mathematically perfect narration of the Thanatos...
25. My Soul to Keep (blog.rinesi.com)
You're an angel watching a sleeping child. Your vision into his brain is limited to a young...
26. Spectral (blog.rinesi.com)
There is a man who has the same nightmare every morning when he can no longer stay awake: he dreams of the color...
27. Odds and Ends (blog.rinesi.com)
Professional expertise on the psychology of the gambling addict had not kept Adam safe from becoming one...
28. POV (blog.rinesi.com)
Most people say the City watches us all the time: on the streets, at work, in the shower, while we sleep. Most...
29. Industrial Secrets (blog.rinesi.com)
Everybody has heard of the Dreadnought Factories deep inside the country from where impossible devices...
30. Ablative (blog.rinesi.com)
Somebody gave you a knife and stood back smiling as you cut away parts of yourself. Those aren't the right...