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How close are we to living in a cyberpunk world?

I wonder what someone who read Snow Crash in 1992 and then t...
Stimulating Mischievous School Cafeteria
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we already live in one, it turns out that living in a cyperp...
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Yeah, LOL at us. I guess it is just internet porn, Netflix, ...
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we have decentralized cryptographically secure electronic mo...
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Date: August 14th, 2018 7:34 PM
Author: Stimulating Mischievous School Cafeteria

I wonder what someone who read Snow Crash in 1992 and then the news in 2018 would think. Elon Musk alone would be hard to believe as a character. An eccentric billionaire with interests in colonizing mars, hyperloop systems, and brain-machine interfaces who is trying to negotiate a buyout of his electric car company from oil-rich Middle Easterners and is dating a strange pop star whom he met on the global feed through their mutual interest in a thought experiment about a future all-powerful AI. Or how about a Russian intelligence operation to help sway the U.S. election to President Trump through ubiquitous social media. Not to mention crypto, augmented reality, smartphones, cyber warfare, and on and on. In a lot of ways, our society hasn’t changed, but when you start thinking about the things we take for granted now you realize we live in a deeply strange world.

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Date: August 14th, 2018 7:35 PM
Author: Beta self-absorbed wagecucks

we already live in one, it turns out that living in a cyperpunk world is mostly just boring and shitty if you aren't some sort of outlaw superhacker or tech billionaire or something like that

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Date: August 14th, 2018 7:35 PM
Author: Sadistic indigo tanning salon internal respiration



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Date: August 14th, 2018 7:36 PM
Author: Stimulating Mischievous School Cafeteria

Yeah, LOL at us. I guess it is just internet porn, Netflix, and Tinder for the masses.

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Date: August 14th, 2018 7:49 PM
Author: Hairraiser brindle chapel

we have decentralized cryptographically secure electronic money used by hackers, pariah states, money launderers.

now with augur we have decentralized prediction markets that can be used for gambling, speculating on weather, even assassination contracts.

not to mention everyone has resigned themselves to giving up all privacy to a handful of megacorps that know where you are at every moment in time, who all your friends are, the contents of all your emails and messages, etc., all so they can serve you targeted ads that follow you around everywhere.

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Date: August 14th, 2018 8:13 PM
Author: Twisted Bistre Nursing Home



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Date: August 14th, 2018 8:14 PM
Author: Stimulating Mischievous School Cafeteria



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