Writer, editor, gamer, optimist. Unexpect the expected. Posts and opinions are my own. — he/him/his
Steven Marsh
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So, friends: I promised I'd tell the story. Now I shall. Let a (former) psych nurse tell you the true (gods help us) story of a night in a big-time NYC emergency room: and the arrival of The Man With The Bloomingdales Bag. (1/n)
holy crap if you ever wanted to watch what it's like for a PR rep to awkwardly jump into an interview, Game Informer beautifully captured that moment
Cripes... I just realized that "we need story characters to acknowledge and account for the existence of AI" is going to be this generation's "we need story characters to acknowledge and account for the existence of cell phones."
At the heart of many cases of Posters’ Madness is the deeply held belief that secretly, anything which is counter-intuitive is actually probably true. I think it afflicts Gen X and Millennials the worst, but it is endemic to social media now, regardless.
