Nina Goodheart

Chatbots of the dead, like participatory theatre, allow the audience to directly participate in these fictional worlds, thereby becoming imaginatively acquainted with the real person to whom the character corresponds.

It is also important to highlight that the literature employs a range of sub-terms for ‘deadbots,’ including ‘thanabots,’ ‘postmortem avatars,’ ‘griefbots,’ ‘'ghostbots,’ and ‘mind clones,’ which, as of now, are used largely interchangeably without a clear differentiation or specification.

Don't worry about formalities.

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Humans have had this dream for millennia: Talk with the dead.

So far, we haven’t been able to make it happen. Until now.

Alexander Rae, the town's founder, was murdered in his buggy by members of the Molly Maguires on October 17, 1868, during a trip between Centralia and Mount Carmel.[13] Three men were eventually convicted of his death and were hung in the county seat of Bloomsburg, on March 25, 1878.

Several other murders and incidents of arson also took place duri... See more

Back home in Chicago, my parents grew old. I didn’t see this happening and neither did they. They were busy birdwatching, attending new plays, trying new restaurants. Our relationship had mellowed and warmed with time. But then my father, my sweet, strong, and only father—he began to die, and then he died. Words that still don’t sound true five yea... See more

The time to save people from a tsunami is before it happens