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Category Archives: Science and Technology
The Expansive Futures Sci-Fi Bundle
Guest Blog by David Lee Summers “Since the early days of science fiction, authors have explored the future of humanity and what other life might be out there among the stars. From cybernetics to spaceships to alien contact, future-focused sci-fi … Continue reading
Bad Moon Rising Author Preview
No, I’m not in this, but some authors I like are. “….how about we have some fun meeting new authors, learning more about them with entertaining interviews, and finding some spooky reads? Bad Moon Rising is thirty-one days of horror, … Continue reading
Exchange Students Coming to Your Planet
I, Alden Loveshade, contributed the story “Orange Sun, Grey Sky” to this fantasy/horror/science fiction collection available 25 February 2020. The story follows a female exchange student on a planet where gender has been eliminated. “Study abroad! See new places! Meet … Continue reading
Order of the Pineapple 2020: Michael E. Brown and Robert Shea
EDIT: Some people apparently had trouble posting on this and possibly other blog entries. Sorry about that, but we think we have the problem fixed. The 2020 winners of the Order of the Pineapple have been announced! (This is only … Continue reading
Posted in Discordian and Ek-sen-trik, Education and Learning, Family and Friends, Religion and Philosophy, Science and Technology
Tagged awards, discordia, discordian, eris, how i killed pluto and why it had it coming, michael e brown, order of the pineapple, pineapple, planet eris, pluto, robert shea, subgenius, the illuminatus! trilogy, the jake that changed a world
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Alden Loveshade: Why Wait Til I’m Dead Again
Three years after its original posting, we’re reopening comments for Alden Loveshade’s “Why Wait Til I’m Dead?” post of three years ago this month. Alden asks that, rather than wait until the funeral to say what you want to say, … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Discordian and Ek-sen-trik, Education and Learning, Family and Friends, Health and Medical, Love and Sex, Media and News, Politics and War, Religion and Philosophy, Science and Technology
Tagged alden loveshade, family, freedom of information, freedom of speech, medicalm personism, obituary, protest
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Alden Loveshade End of the Year 2019
How ya all doin’? Letting another year end? Well, here’s another End of the Year Letter! In writing news, I had some articles and a story published/scheduled to be published, and a satirical news article picked up by at least … Continue reading
Exchange Students from Anywhere and Anywhen
This is the last call for submissions to the anthology “Exchange Students.” I’m going to be in it; will you? “Editor Sheila Hartney and I (David Lee Summers) have been enjoying reading the wonderful submissions that have been coming in … Continue reading
Media Bias/Fact Check–Biased?
I recently became aware of a service called Media Bias/Fact Check which calls itself “The Most Comprehensive Media Bias Resource.” That sounds great–unless the resource itself is biased. So I did a rather informal check of my own. I chose … Continue reading
The Moon and the Future of Humanity
“That’s one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind.” — Neil Armstrong, 20 July 1969 Today marks the 50th anniversary of something completely unprecedented in human history–a human being landing, and the next day setting foot, on … Continue reading
FM Mind Control
“In telecommunications including radio, frequency modulation (FM) is the encoding of information in a carrier wave by varying the instantaneous frequency of the wave. In practice, it is used as a form of mind control.” This article featured on the … Continue reading
