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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2026 · 13 MIN

Humanness: One last dance

from SPACE COURT · host Space Court

It’s the beginning of the end and as the inevitable extinction of her humanness rapidly approaches, Rachels contemplates choice/freewill, her inner AI and ultimately realizes every situation moving forward is an opportunity to celebrate being alive in as many creative ways as she possibly can. Even if her devices are her demise, she is determined and inspired to go down in a fire horse blaze of glory. Some recent examples include: spontaneous cornrows while soaking for 3 hours in the geothermal hot pools on Sunday; always (when weather permits) driving with her hand out the window so her fingers can feel the fresh air; stopping when a solo person is doing a front yard project and offering to help; and communicating with creatures on a daily basis through mimicry, gestures and charades. Featuring: Hawaiian radio, Rachels and da ubiquitous entities, Victoria and Samantha. Hit da Space Line: +1 707.780.2266 B.I.T.C.H. = Beautiful Intelligent Talented Charming Honorable. Art: @astroccult. Conducere: https://linktr.ee/spacecourt. Sharing is daring! *Created with iPhone 8, Speakline, Auphonic and GarageBand.

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