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is not that it reveals some horrible “what-if”
future; it’s that it reveals the painful absurdity of our immediate situation.
In Josh Bales’ story, the character Donovan is ready to blow a hole in someone to get his wife’s oxygen concentrator fixed. A vital part, the compressor, needs to be replaced, but it’s a specialized design extras aren’t easy to come by. Our hero, Mallory, goes on a desperate journey to find such a part. She navigates roads that are under the control of corporate drones, dodging a toll and getting detained in response.
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For as long as humans have existed, we ve been obsessed with color. Everything from the color of your clothes to the brightly illuminated pixels on your screen is an attempt to re-createâand enhanceâthe vibrant hues found in the natural world. In fact, the pursuit of pretty colors (and how we understand them) can be seen as a driving force behind some of the biggest technological advancements and societal shifts in human history.
This week on Gadget Lab, we talk with WIRED senior correspondent Adam Rogers about his new book,
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Friends, countrymen, everyone who has lived this masked life we ve been living for 14 months listen up. We have something to share. Damnit. There s no perfect way to do this. Just read and weep the happiest tears you ve ever wept. From the CDC:
If you are fully vaccinated, you can resume activities that you did prior to the pandemic. Fully vaccinated people can resume activities without wearing a mask or physically distancing, except where required by federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial laws, rules, and regulations, including local business and workplace guidance.
That s right. It s the news we ve been waiting for since March 2020: Fully vaccinated people can finally begin to return to a semblance of normal. Seeing your neighbors. Playing soccer. Buying toothpaste at CVS without breaking an anxious sweat. We don t know. It s been so long. What do we even do? Go hug someone. (Someone fully vaccinated. Only if you re fully vaccinated.) See your grandpa