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The Hunger Games – please like/ reblog is saved/ used – requests are open
Quattro H 1993 Concept Car,
Designed by Federico Ciuffolini
✨Some of my favorite Zdzisław Beksiński paintings✨
On the next phase of the Dystopia
This is another step in the average person NEVER owning anything. Rent software, Rent space in the cloud, rent your car's or farm Tractor system even if you "buy" the physical car/farm Tractor. And now Forever Rent your home. This is how people become Billionaires and Trillionaires. You can't MAKE that kind of money, you have to take it legally from the poor by taking it from the government in government handouts. But its not Socialist if companies and private groups do it. More at the Twitter link below. https://twitter.com/APhilosophae/status/1402434266970140676
Cress’ Underated Book trilogy Recs that no one asked for
1. The Aurora Cycle by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff
Statement: Teenagers learn how to break the law after a 200 year old girl who seems to be the key to saving the universe, stows away on their ship.
Read this book if you like: Space fic, Sci fi, chaotic idiots, spaceships, teenagers being bi and doing crime
2. Arc of Scythe by Neal Shusterman
Statement: Utopia? as if such things exist.
This book is a dystopian set about 2000 years in the future about a world that has overcome death, disease and a benevolent AI keeps things running smoothly, there’s just the issue of the scythes.
So thought provoking and very carefully written, can be a bit plot driven
Just read it ok
Read if you like: Futuristic, dystopian, ‘utopia more like u-nope-ia’, rivals to lovers, plot twists-so many plot twists
3. The Gilded Wolves by Roshani Chokshi
Statement: NOT ‘the other six of crows!”
This book is so overlooked because it's similar to Six of Crows but it is honestly so good, the author writes beautifully and the characters are well thought out.
About a group of thieves of different ethnics, sexualities and skill sets are given a job to steal an Babel Fragment.
Read if you like: Heists, History, morally grey characters, magic, pinning, be gay do crimes
Cyberpunk 2077 was whack but my giiiiirl wasn't😜honestly wish the customization was better like I wanted more for androgynous identifying people