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SCOUT· 46%1h 12m·2026-11-05·ScienceSurvival Is Insufficient (Part Two)
Suspicious Minds: AI and the Apocalypse · 22
In February 1945, an American prisoner of war was locked in an underground slaughterhouse in Dresden while the city above him burned. Twenty-four years later, the prisoner, Kurt Vonnegut, Jr, turned that night into his breakthrough novel Slaughterhouse-Five. So it goes. Part Two of our series on art and the apocalypse…
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