look this is dystopic, but if it means my students and I can fully outsource all grading and rote work to computers and focus on learning and building in the classroom I'm willing to consider it
"I am on my second playthrough of Neofeud. It's a dystopic cyberpunk vision of a future that is rapidly becoming the present. It has depth, wit, pathos, social commentary inscisive enough to make your eyeballs bleed. a truly impeccable cyberpunk aesthetic" […] [Original post on mastodon.social]
Can we stop entering the dystopic future where we commercialize sleep The whole fear of a monster watching you is undercut when everyone voluntarily pays hundreds of dollars for machines to collect data on you via litterally watching you sleep... learning when to strike you with ads
I'm not talking about showing triumphs of the human spirit, I'm talking about accurate portrayal of how the human spirit works. It's not like the events portrayed are even inconsistent w/ Solnit's version of disasters per se, but her version the dystopic future would be explicit in including a gvt
You would imply a dystopic future where the moon becomes auto-centric and unwalkable and that makes me sad, somber, and cynical for the future.......
In today's update of "String", an urban fantasy webcomic, we're granted a glimpse into the dystopic hellscape of...the present day. #stringcomic#webcomics#london#urbanfantasystringcomic.co.uk/comic/blog/c...
Alice lays out her ambition to fix the future by navigating the wilds of the String, and Nancy struggles to raise her objections.
Rewatching Lycoris Recoil, I like how the first sequence of the first episode already paints this stark contrast between how Japan is this beautiful peaceful country and the means used to do it. I love the kinda dystopic setting, +
I do not like how closely socio-political, material conditions reflect dystopic conditions like the plot of "Squid Games" or "The Island".