#Distopia

[the---hermit]

I am not saying here's a link to a free online version of the 1984 graphic novel but if it was there you should probably go read it.

[thoughtfulobservationcollection]

Dogtown at night

[vertigoartgore]

Kyle Reese and Sarah Connor vs the Terminator (the T-800 model). Art by Katsuhiro Otomo (Akira).

edit : my bad sorry, it turns out the real author of this is Junkboy.

[falcemartello]

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"Buongiorno" dal nuovo mondo irreale, dove tutto è possibile, anche prendere la metro per andare al lavoro.

Chi distinguerà più immagini vere da quelle false su qualsiasi accadimento, notizia o altro?

Benvenuti nella distopia profonda, nella quale verremo presto imprigionati completamente.

[tea-knight]

[serien-grl-22]

I didn't need my heart in one piece anyway

[starlightdraws01]

[fallenrosepettals]

Acts of Rebellion

Prints!

[palettesofrenaissance]

If you have the ability to contact them, talk to your family and friends and loved ones about Neurolink, Elon Musk's brain implant whose test trials are being done on detained people in Alligator Alcatraz. He partnered with the University of Miami in Florida, USA trying to get this done to align with RFK Jr wanting all Americans to be wearing "wearables" in the next few years

Talk to them, regardless of age, the dangers of it, that the government will try to mask it as beneficial because hospitals will be closing. (Due to the Big Beautiful Bill passing, and them cutting funds from the C.D.C. and other important things that contribute to healthcare.) Make them aware that the re-branding will be a lie, and the "wearables" are also a monitoring device

Talk with them and help them understand the dangers, convince them to never get one

I had a talk with my 14 year old sister, letting her know what's to come. Before getting to the rebranding, she was horrified. PLEASE. Talk to the people in your circle

[negreabsolut]

[joe-story-corner]

The Creeping Whisper

The world used to be alive with sound. People barely noticed it at first, as the world began to become quieter. At first it was the sounds that no one would notice that had gone, such as a tree falling in a forest with no one around. The world became quieter not all at once, but bit by bit. Slowly losing its vibrancy and lustre.

Nobody could agree why it was happening and nobody could agree on whether they should care or not. Whilst it was the little things that went, many people loudly and proudly proclaimed that these things did not concern them as it was not directly impacting them. People still could not agree if they should care when the creeping silence started impacting everyday sounds: the bang of a car door slightly muted and not as loud as it used to be. The sounds of people rushing to work on trains were no longer a noisy cacophony but quiet and subdued. These were all sounds that people were glad to be quieted.

However, it was not just the everyday noises that had begun to quieten and disappear from the world. It was also the joyful sounds of music and laughter that began to disappear. The loudest voices remained those that proudly declared that these were excesses and we did not need music of laughter to be happy and that ignorance is in fact bliss. People began finding alternatives to the sounds they missed; if instruments would no longer make sound they would make it themselves with their voices. This carried on for a while until this too began to fade.

Eventually the whole world was quieted until the loudest sound was a whisper. Nobody could make a sound louder than a whisper. True despair set in at this point as they knew that before long there would be nothing but silence. Bizarre scenes swept the planet of people silently rioting against the injustice of the inexplicable silence; the only sounds made were their quiet whispering.

On the day of the last whisper there was tranquillity. Acceptance that everything to be done to find a solution had been done. The people who had previously been the loudest about the silencing were now the quietest. They had seen for themselves now the consequences of the stagnation and inaction they advocated for. They wept, and the world wept, for it only now realised the value of what it had lost.

[cyborgized]

"She's got a way with words"

[thoughtfulobservationcollection]

Biotechinca Dogtown

[corporationsarepeople]

So is it going to be more like Running Man or Hunger Games?

[falcemartello]

L'OMS chiede un aumento delle tasse sulla sanità per salvare vite umane.

Ora si dice così "per accelerare il processo di VITA A DEBITO".