Probability Stories

Presenting my pieces of complexity:)

When Nathan Craig, son of well-known magician Rob the Great, keeps surviving near-death experiences, there's only one explanation. He experiences new things, love, survival, and lust. Little does he know that his life could be changed- forever.

A self-described young genius suspects that he cannot die, and decides to test his theory in remarkable ways.

A story written with no conclusion in mind, this story is made purely for fun with YOU as the main character. Join a bunch of people I will casually include with no thought in mind as you guys go through a series of miscellaneous adventures.

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Picture this: You're a photographer orbiting Jupiter. Swirling storms of death and destruction get closer, and closer, you suddenly realize you're falling in. You can't escape it's pull, you close your eyes and pray, as the storms begin to thrash you around. Jonathan is an Englishman on board the Deep Space Unit 147, orbiting Jupiter. Mission goals: Find out how to extract precious Jovial gasses and save Earth from an all-out war for energy. Along the way, take amazing photographs to help promote deep space exploration. Yet he can't help but shake the feeling there is more to the planet than meets the eye. Hard sci-fi, with a mix of humor and imagination, to create a realistic, and at times freighting, possible look into the future . Along with countless other impossibilities to make this journey as unforgettable as can be. Think Guardians of the Galaxy meets Aliens.

In this story, poised between science fiction and philosophical parable, the delicate boundary between free will and predestination is explored. A mysterious suitcase, filled with beings possessing unusual abilities, becomes the epicenter of a chain of events in which every choice is not mere chance, but a reflection of hidden alternatives of the future. The author plays with themes of predictability, morality, and responsibility, leaving the reader pondering: who truly governs the course of events-human beings, or something far more perceptive?

PATIENT: Madison Mariano, 23 (INFP) FINDINGS: Acute E-Ahn Syndrome SYMPTOMS: 1. Prior to spread of the virus, patient shows no signs of stubborn butterflies fluttering inside the stomach (contrary to the cliché scenes on romcom movies and shoujo mangas she read growing up) 2. On the duration of spread of disease, patient can not recall when she became love-struck over a certain Edward Ahn for more than seven years 3. Überly romanticizing the origin of disease without realizing its flaws and insecurities POSSIBLE OUTBREAKS: Can be quite contagious --- DISCLAIMER: May or may not be based on real story, but certainly based on real feelings , expectations and probabilities. Giving feedback is not a taboo.

Ten people from around the world crack an online challenge minutes after it originates. This group, referred to as the Originals, is then pitted against each other and against another group called the Godsent, in a Battle of Luck. Kildarth, one of the Originals, weighs the balance of probability to assume that playing a series of online games won't do much harm. But when the scales start tipping against a player's favor even as the stakes keep getting higher, Kildarth is forced to wonder: Are the games, or even the fact of his being there, really a matter of chance?