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  • The emotional cost of the post-evolutionary divide.

    • Robert Charles Wilson
    Futures

  • Once upon a time, fiction required the suspension of disbelief.

    • Dan Simmons
    Futures

  • The end of the Human Genome Reclamation Project

    • Jim Kling
    Futures

  • Kissing a biotechnological blarney stone

    • Elisabeth Malartre
    Futures

  • The facts in the case of doomed, frozen Shankara 3.

    • Roland Denison
    Futures

  • “I should only make myself ridiculous in my own eyes if I clung to life.”*

    • Roger Smith
    Futures

  • Great moments in megaengineering.

    • Gregory Benford
    Futures

  • Force the weird stuff down.

    • Tom D. Schneider
    Futures

  • By resurrecting extinct infodiversity, we may save our own culture.

    • Scott Westerfeld
    Futures

  • The gods truly are moving in mysterious ways.

    • Ken MacLeod
    Futures

  • There's more to industrial waste than chimneys and slag heaps.

    • Henry Wessells
    Futures

  • The apocalypse: a great day out for the whole family.

    • Joe Haldeman
    Futures

  • Perhaps the biotech sector should have employed more philosophers.

    • Poul Anderson
    Futures

  • For his biology project, Jason decided to resurrect the passenger pigeon.

    • Kathryn Cramer
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