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A strong message, sadly nothing has changed.

Shiny and watching .. now where have I heard that before? The oil slick spreads.

I slowed mine down to .86 sounds better to me. Thanks for uploading this! I always have to weed through a buncha mind numbing bs but then you find something like this. I guess Im still holding out, there might be a glimer of hope for humanity. 🤨

I would love hearing the Martian Chronicles or anything else by Ray Bradbury

So, these words are amazing. Like the old guy and me in the tavern in Wisconsin, Sesame women are poison play all I said was go ahead, I'll tell you my story later

Quit while you!re a head. Moral of the story.

Thanks!😄

My-didn’t expect to be so…underwhelmed

This reminds me of “Philadelphia Story!” Cold feet.

Can't wait for part two

Nice music.

This is like a personal letter I didn’t want to read.

What he wrote so long ago, is relevant to today and all it's problems. Still the same solutions.

Love this. Thank you

Nice story. One cell animal, complex cell animals. Nothing between. Proof of this kind of evaluation is false. No 2 cells. No 3 cells. No such thing. Try again. Love the way this guy reads and tells a story.

For a a guy (me) who is in a constant state of anxiety over being 59, and knowing that the end is closer than the beginning, really resonated with me. At the beginning when he starts talking, he provides a small diatribe on the pros and cons of being 60, and the attendant fear, depression and anxiety associated with getting old. He philosophically articulates the hope's and fears of being 60. I have never heard anyone articulate someone's quasi-tormented state of mind at getting older, expressed in a kind, sensitive and compassionate way, like he understands the profound emotional duress that is associated with getting older.

That was excellent

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Isn't it amazing ? Fitzgerald's words are transpose, into the English accent. It's delightful so to say. My compliments to the narrator. What a wonderful guy.

Let us all recollect that Fitzgerald was an elitist, wife deserter and a drunkard. From what I can tell from this story, he was also a diabolisist. The deranged kid chose to do evil. Do yourself a favour and see what true Catholicism can do, see St Jon Bosco and the Salesian method. One more thing, now that the world has rejected God and His church, what is becoming of it? Is it the free utopia it dreamed to become or is it spiralling out of control?

Tim-book-too?

That was wonderful. Loved Hemmingway, Oscor Wild, and Hunter Tomson. Two of them blew there Brains out with Shot guns and the other became a Catholic. RIP Oscor Wild. Peace Out and Love MMLZZZ

Never heard this before. Very Lovecraftian in structure. Was a good story, well written although a bit predictable in this time.

That was such a great tale of chasing yourself down.

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Hauntingly Beautiful. One can reach the soul.

Fitzgerald hit exactly on that moment when a crush develops in young teens. Beautiful and unexplainable, and leading to ridiculous antics!

A remarkable yet relatable story of religion vs real lives.

Ok, I get it. FSF can capture the magic of the ephemeral universe of youth and parties, an wasteful 😊😊entertainment

OK, I got it right away, the mushroom cloud spoiled it, but would anyone want to live with this singing clock?

Man made rituals can turn people away from true faith. I thank Yahweh I wasn’t brought up in this brutality and displaced search for authority.

Thanks for doing this. no criticism but if you are reading more about the navy or seagoing, you might like to look into the pronunciation used in this industry: Forecastle - foc'sal; Coxswain - Coxon; boatswain - bosun etc

Is that Toast of London?

I have not read it the way you read it. You are good

2026!

Ray didn't have much faith in humans being responsible with the big bombs, little did kr know it would be PFAS that would be the real end of us.

yeeeees more sci-fi

Who says this isn't a prequel to " 2001"? Well, it was origiinally meant to be conclusive; but we' re happy it later gave us the classic movie!

Oh wow! I literally just requested this story!!!!

As long as I’m making Sci Fi suggestions, Olaf Stapletons “Starmaker” would be absolutely EPIC.

Clark is so great. I’d love to hear a new reading of “The Last Question”

Ty ty ty🙏🙏🙏

Human or AI, this voice gives me the creeps sometimes. Great job on all the posts

Absolutely wonderful! Thank you!

Correcting Hemingway? Really?

A good writer.

What a beautiful story.

Another Gem from the master of eccentric and intriguing story telling. Thank you for posting.

And on the 7th day, AC rested