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Double-speed time!! 😂

Don’t know about the airplane mode trick. Stashing that for future.

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There's a long article in Wired a couple months ago about the 2 founders of Anthropic. Interesting read. I don't trust any of these people.

I feel like "The Fluted Girl" by Paolo Bacigalupi deserves a mention. It's not pure horror, but it's a type of future sci-fi body modification situation that's truly horrific.

Pretty sure I read a Bradbury one in that collection which altered my consciousness forever, I was so scared.

Dearly wish I could remember the title or even the book. I read voraciously as a kid, and school library/teacher bookshelves were my domain. Not much horror - had to find it as an adult

As a 5th grader I picked up a book off my teacher's shelf of sci-fi short stories.

Some of those were definitely in the sci-fi horror side of things, even though it was obviously a book for kids. (This was the 80s; I guess we didn't care about kids mental health as much then. 🤣)
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This probably breaches the word count, but George RR Martin's "The Sandkings" is a ✨masterpiece of writing and horror. The man can write, when he wants to.

I also love seeing the clips online of newer group games like Phantasmagoria (or whatever it's called), Lethal Company, and the like, where jump scares in a group and dying to hilarious misadventures is part of the thrill.

Shoutout also to the games which include a bit of horror as spice, like Halo

The arts are lifesaving for many kids who don't see a role for them at school in other ways. Art, music, theater - they are all critical for human development. Every child deserves access to the arts as part of their education, not just rich kids whose parents can afford lessons or clubs.