I guess you are kind of curious as to who I am, but I am one of those who do not have a regular name. My name depends on you. Just call me whatever is in your mind.
In Watermelon Sugar, Richard Brautigan
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I guess you are kind of curious as to who I am, but I am one of those who do not have a regular name. My name depends on you. Just call me whatever is in your mind.
In Watermelon Sugar, Richard Brautigan
Based on warnings and predictions of all dystopian novels
Shouldn't we be a lot more inclined into making sure religion does not extinguis and that its views are not hated?
I've read plenty of dystopias, and most have banned religion or simply erradicated the presence of one.
These range anywhere from: 1984 to hunger games even with some of the V for Vendetta in there
Utopian-dystopian showerthoughts: companies should give homeless people basic shelter/cloths because the companies get advertising and publicity. But the cloths and housing should be proper to living conditions in such a way of preventing death rates in homeless comunities.
You know... if people are going to bitch about appartments, at least the companies can see it as advertizing by letting the homeless people use Adidas brand fancy-cheap-butinsulated-housing. Like FEMA but company bilboards.
Like when you use bilboard tarps on a roof after a huricane.