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  1. Issue · Aug 2, 2026

    Neighbors With Benefits - Part 1.5 (opens the original)

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    Half an hour later, Sam and Lena are back behind the kitchen counter. Lena: You know, if you had told me a few years ago that I’d be letting a man with a lawn-mowing calendar touch my waist like that, I’d have laughed in your face.Sam: (Wiping a rogue drop of red sauce off the stainless steel cooktop) And if you’d told me a few years ago that the chaotic woman who used to leave her garden hose running until my driveway flooded was going to end up in my kitchen wearing my favorite shirt, I’d have

  2. Issue · Jul 26, 2026

    Neighbors With Benefits (opens the original)

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    Sam and Lena loved being in their fifties. They still felt in their prime, yet their knees occasionally offered an opinion on the weather forecast. Between the reading glasses perpetually perched atop Lena’s head and Sam’s proud insistance on a meticulously maintained lawn-care schedule, they had long since traded the chaotic late-night clubbing of their youth for the quiet luxury of fine wine, orthopedic comfort, and a zero-tolerance policy for unnecessary drama. Decades of life had given them

  3. Issue · Jul 18, 2026

    Fighting Machines are Real! (opens the original)

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    I was browsing my YouTube feeds yesterday and witnessed a video inside an MMA-style octagon cage in Shenzhen, China, where a humanoid robot threw a perfectly balanced, high kick to the neck of its opponent. The impact was clean, violent, and absolute. The receiving robot’s head snapped off, dangling from its torso, held only by cables.But the headless machine did not collapse. It did not short-circuit. Deprived of its visual sensors but anchored by its core processing units and gyroscopes housed

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