Today is August 4, 2026, the day on which Ray Bradbury‘s chilling short story about an automated home, “There Will Come Soft Rain,” is set.
"There Will Come Soft Rains" by Ray Bradbury (Full Audiobook w/ Text)
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Today is August 4, 2026, the day on which Ray Bradbury‘s chilling short story about an automated home, “There Will Come Soft Rain,” is set.
"There Will Come Soft Rains" by Ray Bradbury (Full Audiobook w/ Text)
YouTube video by Readman Reads
youtu.be
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Citizens of voting age should be automatically registered to vote and if by some error they are removed from the rolls they should be able to easily re-register up until in person on election day at their polling place
“Hitting the hay” is unequivocally my biggest dad-ism that I use often and without shame.
I’m completely taken by the murals at UNAM in Mexico City. Not just their beauty, but the insights, history, and commentary in them. Sun orbiting the earth vs. the opposite. Duality of the sun and moon. Imperialism. Religious conquest. Culture clashes and erasure. And that’s just on one building.
“There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, ... winding its way through our political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that ‘my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.’” – Newsweek, “A Cult of Ignorance,” Isaac Asimov, January 21, 1980
Years later, I can’t fathom how sewn-on hands is not a Shelley reference, however oblique.
Crazy how few jersey exchanges we saw at this World Cup. Was always such an endearing part of the beautiful game, peak sportsmanship and mutual respect. No surprise that the WC of supposed hydration breaks had sponsors interfering w/ exchanges. That and the high auction value of match-worn shirts.
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