Exploring the Cosmos through a Science Fiction Perspective.
Imagine this: You wake up in your apartment. Before you can buy coffee, you check your social credit score – it dropped two points yesterday because you liked a post critical of a new lockdown. Your digital wallet (the only money allowed) is partially frozen. Your request to leave your neighborhood for a doctor’s appointment … Continue reading The Four Pillars of Control: 15-Minute Cities, UBI, CBDCs, and Social Credit
Finance For many readers, the field of economics might seem like dry, analytical territory, a realm of graphs, supply curves, and impenetrable jargon. And let’s be honest: most literary enthusiasts, and even a fair number of science fiction fans, probably tune out at the mention of GDPs or fiscal policy. Yet, when wielded thoughtfully, economics … Continue reading Panology of Science Fiction: F
“I think we in the Old West had a few decades to improve the economic model and failed to do so, so now we have lost the game.” - zassygirl19 “All of the end of the world scenarios such as economic collapse will be in response to the government’s actions. The government is the biggest … Continue reading Reform or Die
"In most areas of the world, food security is no longer a given, thus over 800 million people are poised to perish by the time we celebrate the New Year. Water and land mismanagement, climate destabilization, neo-colonialism and kleptocracies have robbed the majority of humanity of its land and capital. Wealth has been squandered protecting … Continue reading TRAVION
- Prime Executive Jorge Wilson, when asked about the effects of the 22-year long depression on the City-State's economy.