You can’t sign off from the whole programmable little world of your smartphone life (which is, of course, a lie). So you put the phone down, away from the screen, and scroll through articles, photos and videos you’ve already read or watched from various angles on Pinterest or Twitter.

In the end, will we want to have frozen organs? It depends. Some people, having a body part they were never meant to be able to live in, have fought to keep it that way.

In the pursuit of knowledge, we are constantly discovering and reporting new data points that tie all of our decisions to our subconscious. It's easy to become lost in the data, trying to slip past it. Just look at the many, many data points that accompany your every step on the virtual planet.

This is where everything bad has already happened. The internet of things, networking networks, and the infrastructure that connects the rest of us to the known world are all broken. The things that make us happy are being left out of the solution to these problems.

Made from parts and assembled from orders, they provide everything you would need in an online shop, with or without a shelf-life extension. And like preorder robots, they're coming for your teeth as well.

They implanted the brain stem from a brainless being dubbed Brain-Boomer, which was programmed to eat humans and drink their urine.