All agency given over to the machine in such a short space of time. Maybe if all AI services were charged at premium rates, only certain segments of society would have to lose the ability to think critically...

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I started writing some meandering words, sometimes, some combinations might actually be interesting. This is the first in a series of n vignettes of a slightly blearily imagined future. It is short, and heavily punctuated.

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And that's the story of why I now have to say "Good luck, lad" too a very many pigeons. Might need to move home.

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She is the Alpha and the Omega. Pulled this card today, love is the law, I think it says I need to be my best and most honest self in order to reap any reward I am due, that Ma'at, here harlequin, is watching. Given my unspoken question, it feels pretty pertinent.

This has to be a strategic play to enable them to deport anyone and everyone. Stars, clocks annnnnnd Jump Man.

Last 4 books I read all ended up with a London flavour. The Great When by Alan Moore, The Infinite City by Niall Kishtainy and these beauties by Jeff Noon and Steve Beard.

London is a mine of great stories, fantastic glimories and deep histories. I want to go explore the nooks, crevices & crannies.

It's a photo. The sun was going down behind me as I walked along Threadneedle Street towards the properly dystopian monster - 22 Bishopsgate, which was once to be the more solarpunk Pinnacle.

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Listening to Jeff Noon and seeing @aptshadow.bsky.social's wonderful reactions made Tuesday evening very special. Charles Dickens, gog and Gogmagog