Why Don’t We Have Fiber Optic Internet Yet?
Back in 1991, there was buzz around this great idea to use fiber optic cable to connect the country. It was dubbed the “Information Superhighway,” and phone companies were tapped […]
Distance Preview: A World Of Ruin
Allie was floating. Well, no, she wasn’t really, but with her eyes closed she certainly felt like she was. She wondered if North and Rosa felt the same sensation when they passed through their gate some time ago. It felt like a lifetime had passed. She had spent her time after their departure reading, then studying. The Keeper’s library was […]
The Link Blog: Fixing Our Voting System
With the election looming, this might be a good time to re-introduce American voters to the alternative vote. This classic CGP Grey video explains how to adjust our voting methods […]
Short Story: Crushes
Two college students discover something important about each other.
Conservation Versus Hoarding
Animal conservation is one of those things everyone seems to agree on. Why yes, of course we should keep animals around. It would be disastrous if a bunch of them […]
The Link Blog: Miami Therapist Shot For No Reason
So I want to talk about this today. What does shooting an unarmed therapist say about the state of our police forces? To sum up: on July 20th, a Miami […]
The Link Blog: Income Stagnation
This first edition of The Link Blog examines the recent studies about economic stagnation in developed nations.
Excerpt From: The Djinn’s Tale
Read the first chapter of The Djinn’s Tale, a scifi novel by Greg Trombley.
What Do Maternity Classes Really Tell Us?
What can Maternity classes tell us about ourselves?
Science Of Fantasy 