„Could an insect-winged humanoid keep its private parts covered?
Could a fairy, […] cover its breasts, crotch, and the end of its abdomen using fabric, without restricting the wearer too much and avoiding the mentioned areas slipping out?“
(emph. mine)
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„Look at the fear.“
Es geht doch noch futuristischer.
Wir können den Blog schließen, etwas noch Futuristischeres wird wohl kaum passieren.
Kamera und Schnitt perfekt
Schwein kackt Schrittzähler (Beweis für Freilandhaltung, komischerweise ohne Blockchain?) aus, fackelt Farm ab.
Animal Farm meets 1984 (duh) meets Internet of Shit (no pun intended) meets Black Mirror meets Samsung-Debakel.
Immerhin: „No animals were harmed as a result of the fire.“
„In SimCity terms, it is a masterpiece.
But at the ’street level,‘ so to speak, it looks like a horrifying dystopia. […]
Every person living in Magnasanti spends his life working and residing in one small, massively efficient block of space, until death around age 50.“
„The planes left from the city airport, which they reached using the city bi-rail. Ann had changed into her travelling outfit, which consisted of a light shirt in polycarbon-derived artifical fabric, which showed off her pert figure, without genetic enhancements, and dark blue pants made of textiles. Her attractive brown hair was uncovered.“
Casual Sci Fi at its best!
Das Ö in Öl ist ein Smiley.
Fairly certain that crude oil is a genuine eldritch horror.
lied in wait in the Earth’s crust for literally millions of years
made from the dead bodies of creatures nobody in recorded history has ever seen alive
almost immediately granted us advanced technology […]
vgl.
„[D]ie ‚petropolitical Entities‘, die Wesen aus der Ölpolitik, von denen Negarestani erzählt, sind abstrakte Verwandte von H.P. Lovecrafts Great Old Ones, den bösen Göttern des interdimensionalen Schreckens […]
Das Buch ist in einem Tonfall gehalten, den man ‚exaktes Raunen‘ nennen könnte“¹
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CMU serving 6-legged 1980s retrofuturist realness.
Nicht unähnlich der Anomalie aus dem TNG-Finale! (via tor.com)
Matratzen besser!
Nicht ganz das SciFi-McMansion-Hell, das ich mir wünschen würde, aber interessante spekulative Architekturkritik.
Stackexchange-Quiz: Worldbuilding ODER Space Exploration?