See the+shape in the flower.
Opium causes addiction
Addiction is a kind of a BOND
Like a string that ties you to the provider
Rig for RED!
Recognize assumptions
Evaluate arguments
Draw conclusions
The signs of a Critical Thinker –– RED.
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RED
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Soon, companies will be buying portable thorium nuclear reactors, and disconnecting from the grid. It won't be much longer after that, folks will buy electricity from their local 7-11's or Walgreens' reactor and disconnect entirely from the utility company. Others will mine the grid, cutting down sections of copper wire to sell for salvage.
Comms?
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Barbara Ruick –
Someone to Watch Over Me
"Futurism" is what people believed the future would be like at a given time. Similarly, "retrofuturism" is futurism of the past. Most people think of Victorian futurism (steampunk) and 1950s/1960s futurism (atompunk). 1920s futurism sits right in the middle, mostly forgotten. Technically, it's grouped in with "dieselpunk," which extends into the WWII period, but I think the aesthetic of the 1920s is a bit different. For example, in the 1920s version of the future, zeppelins and airships are all over the place, though by WWII, zeppelins were a thing of the past. In this video, I'll explain a little bit about the 1920s conception of the future, then show a lot of examples from a 1920s science and technology magazine called "Science And Invention."