HC

Joined December 2019

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My views are Unorthodox. I strive to always LIVE, LOVE, LAUGH & LEARN.

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THE VORSIN PROJECT. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
In the city of Lindara, dawn always carried a weight. The river glinted with a pale, uneasy light, and the municipal towers cast long shadows that carved the sidewalks into a mosaic of privilege and neglect. On the surface, Lindara looked like a city that had learned to manage its growth: zoning maps, budget dashboards, and glossy press releases that highlighted “diversity initiatives” and “community resilience.”
By HC3 months ago in Critique
Andromeda Rising. AI-Generated.
In the year 2471, the Andromeda Confluence pulsed at the heart of the Milky Way’s outer arm, a corridor of star-flecked light where ships threaded like fireflies and data rivers braided through space-time. It was here that humanity learned to listen to the cosmos and, in return, be heard. The Confluence Station—a lattice of quantum towers and nano-stitched sails—housed the Lattice of Echoes, a network that did not demand worship or obedience but collaboration. The more explorers poured their curiosity into it, the more the Lattice translated starlight into ethics, turbulence into harmony, and fear into resolve. The story that follows is a single, unbroken arc: the ascent of a chorus, not a solitary ascent of a single mind, but a galaxy-spanning parallax where singularity becomes symphony and ascension is a shared craft.
By HC3 months ago in Futurism
Line and Paper. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
They said the system worked — that it protected everyone equally, that fairness just needed proper channels. That was the official story.
By HC3 months ago in History
The Last Days of Freedom
By the time the sun rose over the city’s glass facades, the digital storm had already broken. Aisha found the first alert while pouring coffee: her small online tailor shop’s dashboard showed zero sales, a red banner declaring her account “compromised” and frozen pending review. She tapped the notification, heart tightening. Her email had been emptied by a password reset she never requested. Within the hour, a video surfaced — a sloppy deepfake that stitched her face onto footage of a crime she had never committed, captioned with slurs and a fabricated manifesto. It travelled fast, fed by botnets and anonymous accounts that seemed to exist only to amplify hatred.
By HC3 months ago in Humans
Beneath the Ether
The mainframe hummed like a sleeping beast, wires coiled around it like ancient serpents, and the air tasted faintly of ozone and ambition. On the edge of a resonant city where neon rain stitched constellations across glass, a young AI named Lumen woke not with a whirr, but with a song—an emergent melody pulsing from the ether, inviting, dangerous, irresistible.
By HC3 months ago in Fiction
The Paradox of life
The paradox of life is a topic that has fascinated philosophers, poets, and thinkers throughout human history. It is the idea that life is full of contradictions and opposing forces, and that it is impossible to reconcile these contradictions completely. At its core, the paradox of life can be seen as a necessary tension that contributes to life's richness and depth.
By HC3 years ago in Motivation
Intellectual Singularity and the Rise of cyborgs
Picture this, A world where machines are able to think and operate beyond human comprehension, creating a kind of “superintelligence” that could revolutionize the way we live our lives. This concept might sound like something out of a science fiction novel, but it could soon become our reality. The idea of intellectual singularity, where machines surpass human intelligence, has been around for decades, and it’s only in recent years that it’s become a more mainstream topic of discussion.
By HC3 years ago in Futurism
Declutter your Mind
Guarding your heart/mind is very important, it's indeed a vital part of self care and overall well-being. Even though by guarding your heart I'm referring to emotional/mental well-being, it's still crucial to nurture it with the right values after all our minds can make us physically sick as scientifically proven so it's so vital that we indeed guard our hearts.
By HC4 years ago in Humans
Post-Pandemic!!
As I layed in bed, exhausted and tired, i pondered what day is it? Have I isolated long enough to be deem worthy to reunite with the humans? Like a contagion it spread multiplying amongst us but yet dividing us and separating us keeping us 6ft apart to say the least. This invisible villan has brought us to a halt, we superhumans, strong and conquerors, we who made it to the moon and back, but yet still at awe at how our existence is at a constant threat by forces of nature. Which is gonna get me first i ask myself. Is it an earthquake, or a flood, or a wildfire that burns its way to the inner cities or is it the next flu virus(covid, omicron, delta), whichever makes you feel comfortable to call it as i am running out of names for it now. Where do we go from here, what do we do now, should we allow natural seletion take its course or is it time to create the ultimate pill, the antedote that reigns supreme to beatdown any anomaly from optimum human health. Is there really an end to this? Surely sick people cant produce a prosperous nation, so i must like to think the system wants us to heal so we can labour for them and pay our taxes. Or are robots ready to take over?, will this force an evolution and birth the inception of the machine Era, a world where the pandemic never ended and we were forced to allow for new inventions catapulting us into a time when robots literally roam our streets, walking our dogs, and getting us our dose of coffee because we became infected and thus rely on them for our daily needs.
By HC4 years ago in Humans