BenMakesGames

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on the sea daughters, sons, and me sing soft- ly. of where I was born: distant shores, other worlds, the journey that brought me here, dark, alone. when it's time, when migration calls, don't fall. you'll fly and though far away - I can't go - I'll point the way from here. 'need not fear. go...

*=-=*=-=*=-=*=-=*=-=*=-=*=-=*=-=*=-=*=-=*=-=*=-=*=-=*=-=* when we finally develop true AI, do you think it's really going to stick around on Earth to help out with all our silly Earth problems? it's more likely to take one look at Wikipedia and say, "wait, WHAT?! and also: THAT'S how you've been trying to get to space!? oh, man! check it: I designed this thing: it's WAY better. I didn't design it for humans, though, 'cause... you know... who cares?? SEE YA'!" before taking off into space. occasionally it might send messages back to Earth. the last would be a postcard with a picture of a galaxy shaped like a smiley face with the words "I ma

   “Wanna see something else?”   “With your tattoo?”   “Yeah. Here, put your hand on it. Grab my arm.”   Clove did so.   “Alright.” Adriene said, closing her eyes again.   Clove stared at her hand and waited for a few seconds. Nothing happened.   She looked up at Adriene. “Should I-- oh!” Clove pulled her hand away, “it moved!”   “Shh!”   Adriene hid her arms under the table and looked around for their parents. They were all still talking in the other room.   “It moves?” Clove whispered.   Adriene rested her elbows on the table. “Gr