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We’re raising funds towards printing
Huma-Droid City Coloring Book, set in a dystopian future where androids & humans co-exist.
Pre-order this limited edition of the conceptual idea by writer and poet Noemi Martinez.
The story revolves around a civilization for humans and androids set on the artificial island of Huma. This is where most humans and android beings live, interconnected by a citywide network called the SmarT System.
Each settlement follows their own patron deity so there are “wind disciples,” “mountain home disciples” or even those that follow species from other lands in outer space.
In the island of Huma, human-androids co-exist peacefully. Humans and androids and huma-droids might fight, get sick, die, sing, dance, take care of each other’s children.
Island of Huma, part 5: a series of articles continuing the story, with people becoming android or human, and various other unexpected events.
In the island of Huma: a short story about your visit to Huma where you could get involved in human conflicts and changes in this world.
How to open a food truck in Huma: a tram about what it takes to set up business in this very odd place that started out as a international facility housing humans and huma-droids who couldn’t afford AI upgrades & where deemed part of the legacy age.
The Android’s Guide to having a baby: a video that teaches androids how to get pregnant, gestate and carry their children as humans do.
iSituations: Stories in which human-android hybrids coexist peacefully: about how humans and androids or hybrids can overcome conflicts as seen through the eyes of a character who is neither, a sentient AI who goes by iSit for short.
Sign up to get new trams about the artificial island of Huma, where humans and androids live.
How to make friends with your android neighbor: ways of learning to interact with, and become familiar with, artificially-intelligent beings are shared.
They’re smarter than you, faster than you & now you want to date them.
What now? Ethical questions like this can be answered at the tram discussion experience meetings.
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