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|    Re: What is the cyberpunk subculture?    |
|    29 Oct 03 20:42:17    |
      ekrodomos.net> 66ca0005       ekrodomos.net> c300662c       From: joss@nospampleasewerebritish.nekrodomos.net              > PS: as to saving the world. that's not just cyberpunk, that's so many       > people of our age/slightly younger (and older). it's a good thing, but       > everyone has their own specialist area. i like crypto. my girlfriend likes       > sustainability of resources and local production. other people try to ban       > fox-hunting. i agree with so many of them, but my focus is on one. anyway,       > most of cyberpunk literature seems to be about trashing the world.       >       > if you don't like the global government thing then join people and planet       > or some other group and go and protest at the next G8 summit. i think the       > world is in a shocking state, but have a sneaking suspicion that it has       > always been on the brink of collapse and just manages to keep tripping       > along anyway. still, something big happening would be good. (collapse of       > the US economy... *crosses fingers*. still, i suppose the formation of the       > EU superstate that's going on is something big to look back on).       >              just realised that that sounded kind of "just sod off and join people and       planet you damn hippy". i actually meant it in a good way. joining people       and planet and protesting at G8 is (more or less) a good thing.              *sigh* now i'm following up to my own posts.              j              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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