Aug 14, 2020
Thinking about hyperloop. Fastest way ever invented to move germs and invasive species around the planet.
— Karl Schroeder (@KarlSchroeder) August 14, 2020
(via http://twitter.com/KarlSchroeder/status/1294083084107882496)
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Thinking about hyperloop. Fastest way ever invented to move germs and invasive species around the planet.
— Karl Schroeder (@KarlSchroeder) August 14, 2020
(via http://twitter.com/KarlSchroeder/status/1294083084107882496)
Starlink's light pollution is yet another case of what's called 'the enclosure of the commons.' A public good (the clear night sky) is appropriated by a powerful man simply because he can do it, and now those who shared it are beggars at his table.
— Karl Schroeder (@KarlSchroeder) November 30, 2019
(via http://twitter.com/KarlSchroeder/status/1200573418099355649)
How do we live in the 21st century? Simple. Embrace two paradoxes: The first, our political principle, is: Zero tolerance for intolerance. Our design principle, going forward: All our crises are globally local. Act accordingly.
— Karl Schroeder (@KarlSchroeder) July 21, 2019
(via http://twitter.com/KarlSchroeder/status/1152934537162383360)
Books 11: https://t.co/xOehTsXoHe published The Million last summer. It's set in the universe of Lockstep, but inside-out: it's the story of the people who stay awake will the millions of locksteppers hibernate. https://t.co/3UTYCJNsWW pic.twitter.com/iRVIcHdPBu
— Karl Schroeder (@KarlSchroeder) February 4, 2019
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The Sun'll Come Out in Virga!3.5Overall ScoreReader Rating: (0 Votes)Never was a book so contrasted by its protagonist. The world of Virga: Sun of Suns Volume One is fascinating. Maybe steampunk has become so vague and trendy that it's verging on meaningless, but the steam-powered dystopic future in Virga is anything but. Possibly that's [...]