#Future Society

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Bleach Brave Souls Future Society — The First Encounter

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Love how Kon almost died and Ichigo just stood there and watched he hates him sm omg

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[thechurchoftheatom]

A Sermon for February 26th: When the Sky Burns, Stay Inside

Brothers and Sisters in the Atom, our faith teaches us to look toward the future, to preserve knowledge, and to prepare not in fear, but in wisdom. Today, we focus on survival—on what to do in the unthinkable event of a nuclear detonation. This is not a message of panic, but of preparedness. Knowing what to do in the first hours after such an event could be the difference between life and death.

A Reading from Ready.gov: Nuclear Detonation Safety

"Get Inside. Stay Inside. Stay Tuned."

These are the three most important steps to remember. If a nuclear explosion occurs, your survival depends on quick action:

Get Inside: The greatest danger in the moments following a detonation is radioactive fallout. Seek shelter immediately, preferably in the center of a sturdy building, away from windows and exterior walls. Underground locations are best.

Stay Inside: Do not leave for at least 24 hours unless authorities instruct otherwise. Fallout radiation is most dangerous in the first few hours and will weaken over time.

Stay Tuned: Radio, emergency broadcasts, and official alerts will provide the best guidance. The internet and mobile networks may fail, but information will still be transmitted through radio signals.

Protecting Food, Water, and Medicine

Radiation exposure is invisible, but its dangers are real. Fallout consists of radioactive particles that settle onto surfaces, including the ground, roofs, and anything left outside. These particles emit radiation, which can be harmful if inhaled, ingested, or left in prolonged contact with the skin. This is why decontamination measures are critical.

Food already inside your home or in sealed containers is safe. The radiation from fallout cannot penetrate metal, glass, or plastic packaging, meaning that canned or bottled food and drinks remain uncontaminated. However, any fresh food that was outside or exposed to fallout should not be consumed.

Water from sealed bottles, a covered toilet tank, or a water heater is safest. If those are not available, tap water is still safer than dehydration. However, surface water, such as from lakes and streams, is likely to be contaminated and should be avoided unless properly treated.

Medicine should continue to be taken. If it was already inside, it is safe. If it was outside, wipe down the container before using it to remove any radioactive dust.

Why Wipe Down Surfaces?

Fallout particles are too small to see, but they settle on surfaces just as dust does. These particles continue to emit radiation and can transfer onto skin, food, or objects we touch. Wiping down surfaces with a damp cloth helps remove radioactive material and reduce exposure. After wiping, dispose of the cloth in a sealed bag away from living areas to further prevent contamination. Simple actions like this can greatly reduce the risk of radiation exposure in a sheltering situation.

A Tradition of Preparedness

This knowledge must be passed on, not just stored away for ourselves. The Church of the Atom is not merely a faith—it is a commitment to carrying knowledge into the future. Every time we learn, every time we prepare, we ensure that this wisdom will not be lost.

We do not know what the future holds. We cannot predict every crisis. But we can be ready. And in doing so, we honor the power of the Atom—not by fearing it, but by understanding it.

A Call to Action

This week, take a moment to prepare:

Read the full Ready.gov Nuclear Detonation Safety guide.

Ensure you have access to emergency supplies, including food, water, and a battery-powered radio.

Share this knowledge with someone who may not have it. Preparedness is a gift that can save lives.

Closing Words

Let us go forth with wisdom, carrying this knowledge with us. May we never need it, but should the day come when the sky burns, may we remember: Get Inside. Stay Inside. Stay Tuned.

Go forth and be radiant.

[salted-cemetery]

Made a quick base out of random watercolour splatters and strokes, then covered with pen for details

I think it's sick

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[bixels]

As gen-AI becomes more normalized (Chappell Roan encouraging it, grifters on the rise, young artists using it), I wanna express how I will never turn to it because it fundamentally bores me to my core. There is no reason for me to want to use gen-AI because I will never want to give up my autonomy in creating art. I never want to become reliant on an inhuman object for expression, least of all if that object is created and controlled by tech companies. I draw not because I want a drawing but because I love the process of drawing. So even in a future where everyone’s accepted it, I’m never gonna sway on this.

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People In Suits

Word count: 5119 words WAITING PROTOCOL ENGAGED: 23:23:00 GMT-5 Suit fabric. Chair-draped. Administrative patience subroutine: ACTIVE. TEXTILE SPECIFICATION REPORT #47-A ├── Wool blend composition: 65% institutional memory ├── Polyester threading: 35% bureaucratic resilience ├── Thermal contact sensors: CALIBRATED ├── Wrinkle resistance factor: 7.2 (professional grade) └── Body return…

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HUMAN FORM (EXERCISE 3 DRAFT 2) Imagining what the Human Form would be 80 years in the future

Food Food will be personalized through smart “nutrition pods” in homes, which analyze health data and create meal capsules using nutrient-dense algae, lab-grown proteins, and tailored micronutrients. 3D food printers will produce dishes based on dietary needs, reducing food waste. Urban rooftop farms and biomes will produce seasonal vegetables and herbs, allowing for hyper-local and fresh food without the need for long-distance shipping.

Water Communities will operate on closed-loop water systems, capturing, purifying, and recycling all water within each district. Buildings will feature “dew collectors” that harvest water from the air, supplementing traditional sources. Smart sensors will analyze water quality and suggest conservation tips through community apps, ensuring every drop is used efficiently and safely.

Housing Homes will be built from regenerative materials that naturally absorb carbon dioxide. Living walls and roofs will support biodiversity by housing pollinator plants and providing nesting spaces. Community living spaces will be modular and transformable, adapting to residents’ needs over time and minimizing waste in construction. Neighborhoods will include shared gardens and social spaces that foster a sense of belonging.

Education Education will be globally accessible through immersive virtual classrooms and AI mentors that adapt to each student’s learning style. Learning will emphasize empathy, critical thinking, and collaboration with other cultures, creating a well-rounded, globally-aware population. Students will have experiential learning options like virtual field trips to historical events and hands-on labs in sciences, arts, and engineering.

Healthcare Healthcare will be deeply personalized, with AI continuously monitoring health through implanted or wearable micro-devices. Homes will have wellness capsules for preventive care, where individuals can track vitals, administer diagnostics, and even dispense treatments for minor issues. Gene therapies and nano-medicine will target diseases before symptoms appear, while mental health AI will provide ongoing support for emotional well-being.

Social Equity A focus on equity will ensure universal access to resources, with AI tools identifying and addressing systemic disparities in real-time. Community resource centers will provide free access to essential services, from legal aid to education. Basic income and shared ownership models will empower people to lead fulfilling lives without financial strain, ensuring a high quality of life for everyone.

Gender Equality Gender-neutral policies will govern workplaces, education, and healthcare, where systems automatically adapt to prevent discrimination and ensure equal access. Public life will embrace all gender identities, with AI-driven bias detection in policy-making, hiring, and healthcare to create a supportive, equitable environment.

Work & Income Work will focus on societal and environmental impact, with people choosing meaningful projects aligned with their values and talents. Automation will handle routine tasks, and flexible, short-term contracts will allow individuals to work on various projects without traditional career limitations. Basic income will provide security, and jobs will focus on creative and intellectual growth.

Energy / Electricity Energy sources will be entirely renewable, drawing from an interconnected global grid that relies on solar satellites, fusion power, and advanced wind and tidal systems. Every building will generate some power, whether through solar windows, kinetic floors, or wind-capturing facades. AI-managed grids will balance supply and demand globally, ensuring clean, constant power for all.

Peace & Justice Justice will focus on proactive solutions, with AI mediators analyzing and preventing conflicts before they escalate. Legal decisions will be guided by AI to eliminate bias, with a focus on rehabilitation and community repair. Peace will be maintained through citizen-driven councils and data-informed governance, ensuring justice that serves both individuals and society.

Transportation Transportation will be rapid, silent, and eco-friendly, with electric air taxis, maglev trains, and autonomous pods that communicate to optimize routes and reduce traffic. Walkways, bike paths, and green public transit will be woven into city layouts, reducing the need for private vehicles and encouraging low-carbon travel options.

Political Voice Blockchain voting will make democratic processes secure, with real-time community polling allowing citizens to weigh in on local and global decisions continuously. Digital transparency will hold leaders accountable, and citizens will participate in policy discussions via interactive forums, creating a fluid, engaged democracy.

Air Pollution Green technology like air-purifying trees and advanced filtration towers will neutralize urban pollutants. Smart pollution-monitoring systems will detect and address air quality issues in real-time. All vehicles and factories will run on clean energy, making urban air as pure as natural reserves.

Noise Pollution Cities will be designed to minimize noise, with sound-absorbing materials in streets, buildings, and transportation. Noise-reduction sensors will monitor and adjust sound levels in real-time, allowing for dynamic control of city noise. Nature corridors and quiet zones will provide spaces of calm within busy cities.

Non-Human Life Urban planning will prioritize habitats for non-human species, with green corridors, sky gardens, and biodiverse public spaces. AI-driven conservation initiatives will protect local ecosystems, monitor animal populations, and balance human activity with the needs of wildlife, fostering cohabitation.

Chemical Pollution Production processes will rely on sustainable, non-toxic materials, and manufacturing facilities will be carbon-neutral. Specialized filtration systems in factories will remove pollutants from water and air, while decentralized recycling will ensure efficient, eco-friendly waste management. Policies will enforce “green chemistry” standards, replacing harmful chemicals with biodegradable options.

Water Bodies & Supply Water sources will be safeguarded with advanced filtration and AI-monitored purity systems. Large-scale desalination plants, powered by renewable energy, will make ocean water a primary source of drinking water. Floating wetlands and bioengineered plants will support marine biodiversity and maintain water ecosystems' health.

Waste Management Waste will be a thing of the past as a circular economy takes hold. AI-powered sorting systems will redirect waste materials to recycling, composting, or repurposing channels, creating a closed-loop system. Biodegradable packaging and products will eliminate plastic waste, and waste-to-energy systems will provide additional renewable energy sources.

Land Use, Streets & Public Spaces Public spaces will be vibrant, with urban parks, walkable pathways, and shared green areas. Streets will prioritize pedestrian and cyclist accessibility, reducing car dependency. Public squares will host events, cultural activities, and community markets, creating hubs of social and economic engagement within neighborhoods.

Ocean Pollution Autonomous clean-up drones will patrol and cleanse oceans, capturing plastic and pollutants. Coral and marine life restoration projects will rebuild biodiversity in damaged areas, while biodegradable materials will prevent future pollution. Global cooperation will enforce ocean protection zones, fostering healthy marine ecosystems.

Effects of Climate Change Cities will adapt to climate extremes with buildings designed to withstand storms, floods, and extreme heat. Urban forests, wetlands, and green roofs will help regulate temperature and manage water flow. Reforestation and carbon capture technology will mitigate CO2 emissions, while predictive AI will help prepare for natural disasters.

Urban Agriculture & Greenification Cities will integrate agriculture into every available space, from rooftop farms and vertical gardens to community plots. Bioengineered plants will improve air quality and reduce urban temperatures, while automated irrigation systems will optimize water use. Green spaces will create a cooler, more livable environment for all.

Gender & Sexuality Gender inclusivity will be ingrained in every institution, with healthcare, education, and public spaces respecting and supporting all identities. Inclusive laws and policies will ensure that everyone can express themselves authentically without societal restrictions, creating a world of acceptance.

Diversity & Inclusion AI will ensure representation across all sectors, proactively identifying and addressing any bias or inequality. Policies will promote equal opportunity, and educational institutions will prioritize cultural, ethnic, and neurodiverse awareness, fostering communities that celebrate all identities.

Accessibility Universal design will make every environment accessible, with real-time AI assistance guiding individuals with disabilities. Public spaces, transportation, and technology will prioritize accessibility, using innovations like automated wayfinding, speech-to-text devices, and sensory-friendly environments.

Sustainability Sustainability will be a core tenet of all systems, with regenerative practices embedded in production, architecture, and daily life. Circular economy principles will guide product design, and global collaboration will drive environmental protection, creating a society that flourishes alongside the planet.

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“Haunted Rose” eau de parfum from Future Society

Top notes: black pepper, saffron

Middle notes: rose absolute, passionfruit

Base notes: ambroxan, sandalwood

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The Sci-Fi Web Series

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[song] コンシャスTHOUGHTS X aritus - 'your heart' (2015)

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Beerlover - Emotions