Survival
Nibbling On Asian History & Philosophy Series Source: Zen Lessons The Art of Leadership Translated By Thomas Cleary 58. Adaptation Zhantang said: (Excerpt)…
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Eyeballs everywhere Population told to fear Freedom rapidly disappears Phones are tapped Internet hacked Life totally tracked Copyright© Edge of Humanity LLC 2019 …
“How free can you really be if you constantly have to limit and hide yourself for the sake of privacy?”
Photographer Robin Alysha Clemens is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the project ‘Owned By No One’. To see Robin’s…
As Jobs Disappear, Homelessness In America Is Going Downhill Without Brakes
Written by: Carioca Da Gema One third of the homeless lost their jobs before they became poverty statistics. In the past, job opportunities lift…
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The Missis Said: “Have a look Walmart NEW Self-serve Cashier stations Put shoppers to work” Soooooooooooooooo I push my personal wire cart To the end of…
Turn A Right? Left? Got an App for that?
Written by: Carioca Da Gema During my school years, the calculator was an item of desire. It was the forbidden gadget, inside and outside…
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He lived in a shack Writing his poems day and night No one read the work Death came and the tombstone said “Brilliant mind and…
Amazon Minimum Wage $15.00 Hour | Let’s Not Forget About The Robots
Keep the pressure on the Titan! One cannot go a day without reading bad press regarding the working conditions for Amazon employees. US$15,00 per hour…
Humans &Technology | How Far Will This Relationship Go?
Artist and Designer Michael Jantzen is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this conceptual project. From his series “Woman Machine Interface“. To see Michael’s…
Human Daily Life + Robot
Artist and Educator Abbey Hepner is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. From her project ‘Caretaker Robots‘ To see Abbey’s body of…
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Vacuum sucking up brain cells Artificial intelligence Taking society into the bowels of hell Creepy and crawling Along the path to oblivion The technology masters’ …
