In "Friday Black," the dystopian future Adjei-Brenyah depicts — like all great dystopian fiction — is bleakly futuristic only on its surface.
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EMPTY HEARTSBy Juli Zeh If you want to write a dystopian novel in these quasi-dystopian times, you need to go dark.
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You might point out that if it seems like dystopian apocalypse in California, it's because it has always felt like dystopian apocalypse in California.
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The trick about a dystopian show in dystopian times is that the things that make it timely have also screwed with the audience's empathy.
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We spoke to Bracken about the process of writing a dystopian book when the world seems to be getting more and more dystopian every day.
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Few dystopian entertainments dare viewers to consider just how hard it is to live in a dystopian society and not become complicit in its crimes, even as you suffer.
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And since it's a dystopian show that is now airing in a time that feels increasingly dystopian, and since it's for young people, it's all like hitting a raw nerve to me.
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Dystopian times call for dystopian music, and Mexico City-via-Montreal label Infinite Machine supply just such a soundtrack with their latest release, Luz Mala, from Argentinian producer Pablo Betas, a.k.a. Bungalovv.
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She starts, "bleak, dystopian, an absolute nightmare to be honest with you," and her interviewees are led to believe she's talking about the new movie, which is indeed a somewhat disturbing dystopian story.
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It somehow felt dystopian and weirdly comforting all at once.
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This season was kind of like our dystopian Eraserhead season.
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Life isn't always a terrifying dystopian nightmare come true however.
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Sadly, these aren't hypothetical concerns about a distant dystopian future.
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The dystopian romance ain't, as the saying goes, for everybody.
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Maybe that's the one good thing about the dystopian future.
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We at Gizmodo try to avoid dwelling on dystopian futures.
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Me: Working on a dystopian short story inspired by #cockygate.
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Is this the dystopian version of Holes, starring Shia LaBeouf?
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Oh, sure, we created a generalized dystopian atmosphere of despair.
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The movie has gone from dystopian comedy to borderline documentary.
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Here's a story straight out of your worst dystopian nightmare.
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So there's a dose of dystopian dread for your weekend.
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The songs were danceable, dystopian, dangerous, and above all, fun.
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What if the dystopian future we fear, but really ambiguous?
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Dystopian narratives, after all, rarely depict the destruction of civilization
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When dystopian fiction ruled the YA marketplace, we felt afraid.
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You know, sort of like a dystopian version of Snapchat.
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Then, and only then, will a dystopian future be avoided.
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Who is the kind of dystopian distillation of social media.
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In practical terms such an approach projects a dystopian future.
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There are both dystopian and utopian interpretations of immersive technology.
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Sounds like the stuff of dystopian android entertainment dreams. —KW
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It has also drawn comparisons to the dystopian novel 1984.
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The concept is admittedly shallow and heteronormative, verging on dystopian.
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Marni built a dystopian playground with slides and colorful furniture.
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Mr. DeMonaco hadn't had the courage of his dystopian convictions.
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But, generally speaking, dystopian intrigue is kept to a minimum.
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You'll need it to get through this strange dystopian world.
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This dystopian vision rests on many questionable assumptions, of course.
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Truly we are living in Biff Tannen's alternate dystopian universe.
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The world has become like an eerily banal dystopian novel.
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But you won't just be paired with your dystopian doppelgängers.
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She's into dystopian video games and she's very, very good.
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Rødhåd's label, Dystopian, also seems to have made an impression.
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The future may be even more dystopian than Sleep Dealer imagined.
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We all do gravitate towards these dystopian stories at the moment.
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The final miserable cherry on top of a truly dystopian cake.
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It's a distinctly pessimistic take on the dystopian economics of today.
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"We need a spectrum of utopian and dystopian qualities," says Pho.
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Footage of it plays like something from an old, dystopian film.
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Everyone's favorite dystopian Netflix series is back and studded with stars.
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The implications of this are dystopian for a number of reasons.
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Suddenly the space outside Citi Field is a dystopian concrete hell.
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There's something dystopian about accepting dating advice from a virtual assistant.
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So far neither has proved as dystopian as Mr Pence suggests.
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But does Ray Bradbury's dystopian tale withstand the test of time?
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However dystopian, that has the whiff of inevitablism all over it.
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Refinery29: What inspired you to write the dystopian Darkest Minds series?
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This is not some ham-handed satire or lurid dystopian novel.
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Illustrating a dystopian future post-net neutrality was the perfect opportunity.
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But for now, people crave entertainment that addresses a dystopian reality.
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" Writer Daniel Radosh wrote, "I love dystopian YA [Young Adult] novels.
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Not so in this (admittedly dystopian) vision of the LinkedIn workplace.
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Dystopian corporate surveillance threats today come at us from all directions.
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The dystopian flip side of Heile Welt was never far away.
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We accelerated progress itself, at least the capitalist and dystopian parts.
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GQ portrayed the decline as an augur of a dystopian future.
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I don't wonder why dystopian games can't imagine a better future.
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Alpha Centauri seemed like dystopian, paranoid science fiction in the 1990s.
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Each island offers a different variation of a dystopian human future.
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Today, however, her story reads like the stuff of dystopian fiction.
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Yes, as demonstrated in the Pixar's dystopian film Wall-E. pic.twitter.
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In some ways, we're still catching up to its dystopian fantasia.
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"District 9" (2009) is a science-fiction film with dystopian influences.
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"It's like a dystopian novel," Graham said to the Washington Post.
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The actor was Rey in the dystopian film "The Rover" (2014).
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Bitcoin might come in handy for some type of dystopian future.
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They bring to mind an enormous spaceship, or a dystopian world.
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Join me, if you will, on this dystopian voyage of discovery.
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Gundam meets Waterworld in this dystopian twist on giant robot anime.
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Is any of Orwell's dystopian landscape heard in the new record?
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Fractured and dystopian, it's like "Black Mirror" by way of Vine.
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It resembled something from a horror movie or some dystopian universe.
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The rest of "Ready Player One" takes place in dystopian Ohio.
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It also needs proprietary bags to work, which is fairly dystopian.
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A club scene from a dystopian futuristic drama, to be fair.
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It was almost like their dystopian Statue of Liberty in Miami.
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Is Silicon Valley undermining democracy and ushering in a dystopian hellscape?
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It sounds dystopian, but really: it's just your social media feed.
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Would we have avoided a wave of dystopian propaganda and misinformation?
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The jokes roll until the play takes a sharp dystopian turn.
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Glasses wearers and contact-lens owners don't survive in dystopian fiction.
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In our dystopian times, it's too easy to fall into despair.
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Enduring dystopian novels look backward and forward at the same time.
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Dystopian fictions that extrapolate from this shift are starting to appear.
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It envisions the dystopian future that we are currently living in.
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In some cases, people view the world as dystopian in nature.
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"Blade Runner" is a 1982 film set in a dystopian 2019.
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After the first wry, macabre, winkingly dystopian story, I was hooked.
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The politics of this is complicated at best, dystopian at worst.
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It all feels like the edge of a dark, dystopian future.
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In a dystopian future, ultra-violent scavenger gangs roam the arid landscape.
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Is the dystopian future of shoestrong budget weaponized drone attacks here already?
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The dystopian classic will soon show up on the Great White Way.
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It's quasi-dystopian, like if people in 2030 were ruled by Xanax.
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And in this dystopian digi-scape, the scientists look like Henry Rollins.
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After all, both are dystopian prestige TV offerings inspired by classic novels.
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Dystopian science-fiction writers aren't just looking to tell a good yarn.
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Lately it seems that every other work of pop culture is dystopian.
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The world is never as clearly dystopian or utopian as you think.
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The story is set in a dystopian world where books are outlawed.
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In times like these, a good dystopian hellscape is hard to find.
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CRITICS like to talk about American college campuses in apoplectic, dystopian terms.
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If the dystopian narrative was pessimistic, the suicide narrative is downright nihilistic.
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To be clear, suicide stories and dystopian stories are not exact equivalents.
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Dystopian as it sounds, this is by no means unique to Japan.
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Technology trapping people in their own memories is a quintessential dystopian premise.
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Casaleggio had recently watched V for Vendetta, a 22012 dystopian futuristic thriller.
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But if you think about a life without fun, it's completely dystopian.
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He's looking to avoid the on-the-nose dystopian approach right now.
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The end result of all this is more than a little dystopian.
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So have other dystopian reads like 1984, which is just so reassuring.
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"I would say look to CA for the dystopian future," Milita said.
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The newest installment of everyone's favorite dystopian Netflix series comes out Friday.
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Dystopian fiction is by definition a showcase of the worst case scenario.
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"China's Dystopian Tech Could Be Contagious," The Atlantic similarly declared last year.
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The show covered topics of cyberterrorism, gaming, dystopian societies, and virtual reality.
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"Black Mirror" is known for dystopian visions of our tech-enhanced future.
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Specifically, the dystopian science-fiction movie "I Am Mother," starring Hilary Swank.
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The line separating us from our dystopian future may be equally thin.
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Whole Foods workers are demanding that "dystopian" Amazon severs ties to ICE.
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The result is a dystopian stew of perpetual tit-for-tat conflict.
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Hoffman said the reactions to artificial intelligence range from utopian to dystopian.
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The Cybertruck looks like an '80s filmmaker's idea of a dystopian future.
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They played love interests in "TFIOS" and siblings in the dystopian franchise.
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Like, a lot of the dystopian things you're describing are already here.
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Defensive design goes by many names: hostile architecture, dystopian planning, natural surveillance.
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Battlegrounds is heavily inspired by the Japanese dystopian horror film Battle Royale.
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Welcome to America's premier Instagram festival set in the dystopian alternate 1967.
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Mr. Gomes's leaked speech from inside Google sounded almost dystopian at times.
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Tens of thousands of Californians are homeless, neighborhoods resemble dystopian tent cities.
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Is it the same satisfaction derived from reading utopian and dystopian fiction?
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But it seems to have no idea how dystopian it really is.
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I thought it was interesting because it was more utopian than dystopian.
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Rosebud AI: Welcome to the dystopian future of corporate spokesmodeling campaigns. Rosebud.
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The story examines a dystopian society where books have been banned completely.
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Yet dystopian stories usually aim to tell us something about ourselves today.
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The Founder: A Dystopian Business-Simulator is available to play free online.
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Perhaps we're closer to a dystopian reality than we'd like to admit.
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Andrea Agnelli, the Juventus chairman, does a fine line in dystopian visions.
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To be clear, conditions are hardly dystopian in Western Europe or Japan.
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Don't fear it: The "we" works subtly to build Lee's dystopian vision.
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The surveillance state is the stuff of dystopian novels and futuristic thrillers.
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There are plenty of potential dystopian futures (insert mandatory Gattaca reference here).
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In many low-wage U.S. workplaces, 2019 looked like a dystopian nightmare.
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For what it's worth, the stock market isn't predicting a dystopian future.
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But LA is just this bizarre, sprawling, confusing, warm, wonderful, dystopian place.
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That probably strikes you, at first blush, as creepy and slightly dystopian.
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The film portrayed the targeting of Austria's Jews as a dystopian future.
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But unfortunately, this dystopian future is already a small part of our present.
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The Handmaid's Tale, America's favorite dystopian drama, will return for a third season.
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The first movie was a fairly straightforward home invasion scenario with dystopian overtones.
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China's Uighur minority live a dystopian nightmare of constant surveillance and brutal policing.
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The story has drawn comparisons with Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel The Handmaid's Tale.
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The film, based on Ernest Cline's novel, is set in a dystopian 2045.
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Dystopian futures could become real, even if humans keep control of policy making.
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The Handmaid's Tale is adapted from the 1985 dystopian novel by Margaret Atwood.
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Its entrance hall is lined with different editions of George Orwell's dystopian novel.
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Spectacles are a cool populist toy, not a vision of the dystopian future.
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As for Kanpur, a city of Dickensian leather factories, the picture is dystopian.
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The meticulous detail of Ms Grant's observations lends credibility to her dystopian leaps.
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The paper might easily be filed under dystopian science fiction, alongside "Player Piano".
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The future proposed in the image does seem, on its surface, slightly dystopian.
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It's weird, it's conceptual, it's dystopian, it's soulful, and it's hard as fuck.
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Let me be clear: This is not a dystopian fantasy or ominous prediction.
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One thing is for sure: Our dystopian entertainment future has been fully realized.
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Life for everyone in The Handmaid's Tale is already at its most dystopian.
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Although, I actually am very fond of this dystopian idea for the future.
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He also rebuts dystopian arguments about the dangers of technology, particularly artificial intelligence.
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They were the tyrannical revolutionary leaders in the classic dystopian novel Animal Farm.
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She was sent from the future to save us from our dystopian fate.
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The narrative tackles a dystopian future where robots and cyborgs have outlasted humans.
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This might sound like good news, but the author has a dystopian vision.
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Dystopian stories afford us this comfort, and perhaps it is for this reason
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London's Canary Wharf is dystopian in the nicest possible sense of the term.
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This is the worst hellscape possible, the worst dystopian vision of the future.
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Then you thrust them all into a dystopian nightmare of violence and persecution.
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Architect George Ranalli's design for the Times Square Tower was almost dystopian-looking.
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Inevitably, the future of voice-powered computers doesn't have to be so dystopian.
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Hulu's dystopian drama "The Handmaid's Tale" wins the Emmy for outstanding drama series.
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One far more depressing and dangerous than the dystopian America he currently portrays.
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When it comes to classic dystopian surveillance societies, there's nowhere quite like Baltimore.
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It's set in this alternative, dystopian 1960s England, and it is just incredible.
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Brazil's dystopian atmosphere reminds me of growing up in suburbs outside of Detroit.
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Check out our look at America's dystopian bail regime that hurts the poor.
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Nameless people and places are hallmarks of dystopian novels and novels of estrangement.
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One new trend in books: A growing wave of female-centered dystopian fiction.
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The third film in this dystopian sci-fi trilogy hits theaters this month.
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What do you do when reality starts looking uncomfortably like your dystopian fiction?
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But I wonder why it is that we want to call it dystopian.
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That all sounds harmful, maybe even dystopian, to someone who's a little older.
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But the dystopian elements in our own order will be here to stay.
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I hear stories from victims themselves at a rate that feels positively dystopian.
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Meanwhile, North Korea, a dystopian Leninist monarchy with nuclear weapons, terrifies the world.
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Drake himself is pessimistic about the L value, but not for dystopian reasons.
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Are we living in some kind of dystopian A Clockwork Orange reality now?
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The story takes place in a fictional dystopian world, likely set around 2009.
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That's the general gist of Hulu's brand new dystopian teen series, Utopia Falls.
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A bright idea has somehow emerged from the dysfunctional, dystopian Trump White House.
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It's just the sort of dystopian comedy the internet loves on a Friday.
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This scene isn't a prediction of what might happen in some dystopian future.
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This dystopian pathway to direct access can be fodder for brilliant meta-jokes.
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It is more likely to pit cockroach treats against some dystopian, broiling world.
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But their mere existence made Dr. Russell's dystopian vision a bit more plausible.
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Thankfully, a new fashion line promises to make that dystopian fantasy a reality.
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Talks of IoT often conjure up fears of Black Mirror-esque dystopian realities.
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No one's gonna have a dystopian Wired pop-up store in Soho, right?
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As we continue to come to grips with the problems of our dystopian future, it's probably as good a time as ever to dream up some solutions with an idea straight out of the dystopian show Black Mirror: pollinating drones.
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The show is set in the dystopian Republic of Gilead where men rule all.
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Sunshine Scouts promises to continue the streaming giant's history of lovable teen dystopian series.
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"The classic dystopian concern is represented in 1984, where history was destroyed," said Macdonald.
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The dystopian story is unsettling, prescient and relevant in the vein of Black Mirror.
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Franklin's bumblebee should be a wake-up call -- a window into a dystopian future.
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It's a little dystopian, as it carries the whiff of a second Civil War.
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A San Francisco bookstore was even giving away free copies of the dystopian reads.
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Our culture is saturated with dystopian images of what the future could look like.
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That dystopian jumpsuits start trending when things seem to creep closer to the apocalypse?
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For Macmillan to paint themselves as victims, in a reality they created, is dystopian.
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That is a radical vision—and like many Utopias, one with potentially dystopian consequences.
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It provides all the thrill of a dystopian hellscape with none of the fear.
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It's more that people ... I kind of think of it as my dystopian hedge.
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There's something deep going on in our society and all novels are dystopian now.
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"It's a dystopian choice," Krister Lindstedt, a partner at White Architects, told The Guardian.
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Dystopian stories are often described as warnings, but they can also be Rorschach blots.
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So that sounds like the makings of a most horrific dystopian sci-fi movie.
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" Dystopian tale "The Handmaid's Tale" won best TV drama series and "The Marvelous Mrs.
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Paul Scharre, a former army ranger, explores this dystopian prospect in "Army of None".
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Napier said the story of "Akira" is set in a dystopian, post-apocalyptic world.
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One suggestion from me would be to avoid stories that are too familiarly dystopian.
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Like Huxley, Cline has written of a dystopian environment wherein technology has overtaken humanity.
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THE SCENE by the polluted Guaire river that flows through central Caracas was dystopian.
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Dystopian. Last question: Do you still think that fear is a man's best friend?
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Mad Men's Elisabeth Moss plays Offred, who lives in the dystopian Republic of Gilead.
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Set in yet another dystopian future, creatures with acute senses for noise stalk humans.
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The image above looks like concept art for a new dystopian sci-fi film.
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Sooner or later we all become party to the madness of a dystopian society.
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Bees making nests out of plastic bags sounds like an ecologically dystopian movie plot.
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Utopian and dystopian narratives were, and still are, flourishing without any check against reality.
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And they were interested in the future — technologically, philosophically, sometimes in a dystopian way.
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In classic dystopian surveillance fashion, Intel's future ultra-smart building begins with face recognition.
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These ones felt like a reference to the iconic dystopian setting of "Mad Max."
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The only way to avert a dystopian high-tax future is large spending cuts.
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The organic/inorganic dialectic of the dystopian future has motivated countless paranoiac cyber-fantasies.
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Various dystopian classics, from Metropolis to Blade Runner, fill their worlds with futuristic buildings.
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Here are the plots of some new dystopian novels, set in the near future.
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The series, written by Masamune Shirow, takes place in a dystopian reimagining of Japan.
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In response to that year's maelstrom of unreality, two directors released dystopian cinematic visions.
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It's the opposite of the dystopian fear of the singularity, in sound and spirit.
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Similarly indebted to dystopian bands like The Fall, Shame are an evolved Fat Whites.
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Many surfers felt that the future suddenly had a dystopian cast—mechanized, privatized, soulless.
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Her work is part of a growing canon of female-written dystopian science fiction.
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This dystopian sci-fi thriller has been off the air for nearly two years.
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What is deemed today as China's dystopian dreams will be tomorrow's unfortunate global reality.
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The show is set in a dystopian Los Angeles overrun by aliens and warfare.
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How soon until we arrive at that post-cosmopolitan, dystopian future here in NYC?
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Getting publicity for the book called for an equally dystopian effort, Rahma told Motherboard.
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In the report, the organization imagined a handful of dystopian uses for the technology.
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To some Swiss, it seemed like a foreboding of an impersonal and dystopian future.
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A surfeit of dystopian apparel was evident on the men's wear runways this year.
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"Our story does not shy away from a dystopian vision of tomorrow," Lt. Col.
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Chances are you're familiar with the perils of America's deeply dystopian student loan system.
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To others, it might sound more like the beginnings of a dystopian horror story.
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Some of its dystopian predictions about the rollback of reproductive rights now seem prophetic.
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That's the goal of Republique, an inventive stealth game set in a dystopian future.
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We meet Li-yan as a small, hungry child in a superstitious, dystopian world.
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There is the messiah and her religious cult caught up in a dystopian nightmare.
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The surveillance state gets a dystopian overlay in "The Handmaid's Tale" (Hulu, April 26).
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But around Washington, both events felt more menacing and dystopian than joyful or patriotic.
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Dystopian uses of "smart" technology are a growing concern in cities around the world.
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Together, the two series kicked off the YA dystopian boom of the late 2000s.
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Enter the face mask, an accessory ripe for the market in these dystopian times.
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On a certain level, this is a dystopian project; it borders on science fiction.
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This being a dystopian novel, the folks at RealCorp clearly aren't the good guys.
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The result is a world that looks shockingly like Keiichi Masuda's dystopian short, Hyperreality.
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The speech is likely to be remembered for Trump's most dystopian turns of phrase.
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But if they find some anti-immigration dystopian novel compelling, they'll use that instead.
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While Western novelists are using dystopian tropes to explore what might happen if hard-fought advancements for women's equality are reversed, some writers from the Middle East and Asia have turned to dystopian fiction to highlight the oppression of women in the region.
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This dystopian outcome would be sure to impact women and, I suppose, most marginalized populations.
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Lagarde's blog shows that it's much easier to imagine an opposite, dystopian scenario right now.
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He's invoked these dystopian ideas before, but only as a prelude to his sales pitch.
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Extrapolated way out, this research looks more dystopian than friendly-Wilshire Boulevard-in-the-sunshine.
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Which is great, because we could all use some more intense feelings of dystopian paranoia.
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It's into this landscape that dystopian anthology series Black Mirror has dropped its fourth season.
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It depicts a crime-ridden dystopian city that must be cleansed through hyperbolic vigilante violence.
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Dystopian jumpsuits would be my way to becoming an advanced human in a regressive world.
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Here, Aguilera channels a dystopian future not unlike the one in Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale.
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For millions of people in China's remote far west, this dystopian future is already here.
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They chase each other through a dystopian cityscape that makes the future seem rather bleak.
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Vox By Christina Dalcher Who doesn't love a spot of Margaret Atwood-esque dystopian fiction?
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But jacking into VR, instead of chatting with your fellow passengers, is a bit dystopian.
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As long as we can do that, we can avoid Black Mirror's dystopian alter-present.
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To some extent, that dystopian future can be seen off by pricing road use properly.
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That doesn't quite make the public question the dystopian nature of our prospective AI future.
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The title is meant to be ironic, and the eponymous track is a dystopian one.
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But we're still a long way from a lot of the dystopian scenarios we envision.
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I look to the past to inform where we're going, like many other dystopian authors.
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Dystopian films are never really about the future, though: They're always about the world today.
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I just personally haven't seen that larger dystopian world established beyond (sometimes literal) window dressing.
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This is possibly the most glamorous interpretation of what a dystopian future could look like.
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It's not entirely clear whether the momentum that drives us will be dystopian or delightful.
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The film, which depicts a dystopian near-future menaced by homicidal drones, immediately went viral.
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" The patent uses a dystopian-sounding phrase to describe this technology: "surveillance as a service.
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Hello, The 100 fans, welcome to a dystopian reality where a nuclear holocaust is imminent.
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"The Handmaid's Tale" is a dystopian drama based on the book by the same name.
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Whether this is a utopian or dystopian view of the future depends on your perspective.
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Black Mirror: Bandersnatch sits squarely in the dystopian anthology show's tradition of chilling tech parables.
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It's hard to imagine a more wonderfully bizarre romantic… comedy / satire / dystopian fantasy love drama?
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Talking about any physical downsides to VR plays into all sorts of unpleasant dystopian tropes.
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Read These Stories Next:20 Dystopian Novels To Feed Your Need For EscapeSick Of TV?
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Hulu's dystopian drama "The Handmaid's Tale" scored 13 Emmy nominations, including one for best drama.
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For dystopian literature though I am fond of JG Ballard, John Wyndham and HG Wells.
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Yet Blood Drive is not a response to the dystopian fears of 2017, but a
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Let's just hope that most of Black Mirror's often dystopian tech visions don't come true.
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The original novel follows Offred, a "handmaid" living in a dystopian America known as Gilead.
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The tweenage consumer base for young adult cinema has better, more dystopian places to be.
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The show is a dystopian alternate history is based loosely on Philip Dick's 22019 novel.
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It was a dystopian message that found an audience and then pummeled them to exhaustion.
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Accepting a nuclear-armed North Korea is simply one step closer to a dystopian future.
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Haruki Murakami's "1Q84" is a dystopian adventure that's perfect for the plane ride to Japan.
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In the utopian (dystopian?) future projected by technological visionaries, few people would have to work.
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So let's pray this dystopian vision of a post-nightlife London never comes to pass.
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Children depicts a dystopian future in which pregnancies have been nonexistent for almost two decades.
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There is nothing new about pop culture looking to science-fiction dystopian futures for entertainment.
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It was both absurdist and scary, a dystopian vision of evil machines controlling human spontaneity.
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If there is more at play than dystopian cynicism, is Black Mirror a misunderstood project?
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Both films share a serene tone and spare, Modern aesthetic that counter their dystopian content.
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Did Mr. Trump apologize for describing black people as living in a dystopian war zone?
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"Mansland," a science-fiction drama, examines a dystopian Earth where only men appear to remain.
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Season 2 of this dystopian drama comes to a close following last episode's public execution.
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It looks a lot like the rulers of dystopian future searching for thought-crime perpetrators.
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Critic's Notebook In the modern dystopian imagination, the menacing shadow of the drone looms large.
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Meanwhile, Monáe's full-length accompanying video — billed as an "emotion picture" — is far more dystopian.
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Maybe there are twelve-year-olds who are ripe for a good psychosexual dystopian satire.
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I can't help but hear the dystopian "Soylent Green is people" screams in my head.
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The futurist philosopher Yuval Noah Harari thinks Silicon Valley is an engine of dystopian ruin.
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Think The Jetsons with a dash of the bizarre and dystopian added for good measure.
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The sooner we can groom them for this dystopian future, the better off they'll be.
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Critics saw dystopian implications — "horrifying" was how Gizmodo put it — and Lyft deleted the post.
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And it feels dystopian for book publishers to be complicit in allowing this to happen.
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But there's also something dystopian about an outbreak being used as justification for more surveillance.
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A McDonald's in New York is no ordinary McDonald's, but this one felt especially dystopian.
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On a certain level, "The Answers" is a dystopian project; it borders on science fiction.
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Set in the not-so-distant dystopian future, "Mad Max" has a fairly straightforward plot.
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That may seem like a dystopian fiction, but it already is part of Facebook's ambitions.
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America is a great country, and not some dystopian dark hole in the Northern Hemisphere.
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It was classic Laurie Anderson stuff: gently dystopian, with nods toward both progress and reversion.
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The result is another imaginative hybrid: part roots-rock blowout, part dystopian science-fiction cartoon.
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But there was zero statistical or analytical evidence justifying either the apocalyptic or dystopian claim.
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A third user floated a much bleaker theory: the photo is from the dystopian future.
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To Wally Conron, the breeder of the first named labradoodle, this future would be dystopian.
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She was reticent to discuss the premise, but she did reveal the genre: dystopian fiction.
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And with that, Atwood's novel becomes more of a utopian fantasy than a dystopian nightmare.
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Five years later, life in Bricksburg has turned into a George Miller-esque dystopian hellscape.
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And that's where the dystopian and utopian visions, and it's why history is so important.
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The combination of yawning space, foreboding quiet, and signs of a primal world feel dystopian.
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But Davidson wasn't without solutions as to how to free ourselves from these dystopian mindsets.
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Accompanied by his best friend since childhood, Devin (Jai Courtney), he wanders the dystopian wasteland.
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Nonetheless it swooned before Mr Trump, and his dystopian talk of trade bringing "carnage" to America.
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But those watching "Dark" and "3%", a dystopian Brazilian thriller, seemed to prefer it to subtitles.
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From the "everything old is new again" files: Bygone dystopian fiction is officially back in vogue.
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You have Hollywood right now doing, like, "The Handmaid&aposs Tale" and all these dystopian shows.
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In fact, the dystopian vision of the future that these images present looks all too real.
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The dystopian planes of Westworld seemed far too removed from our present bind; I happily indulged.
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Their anger and unhinged rants are one part dystopian drama and one part just sour grapes.
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Like VanderMeer, both had recently published dystopian-ish novels set against a backdrop of climate change.
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With the annihilation of net neutrality, we are closer to a dystopian digital future than ever.
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Rosoff's first novel, the dystopian young adult book "How I Live Now," was published in 2004.
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Unrestrained, short-sighted self-interest has also unleashed the rather dystopian spectre of catastrophic climate change.
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Not only dystopian, it is victim blaming—as librarians are the victims of this flawed logic.
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There is an easy way to look at the dystopian horror show that is Handmaid's Tale.
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The video gets very dystopian as Grande literally removes her face and considers a new one.
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The laws inspired protests across the country and comparisons with Margaret Atwood's dystopian The Handmaid's Tale.
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"Logan's Run" (1976), about a dystopian, youth-obsessed society, was among Mr. Anderson's best-known films.
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Although Thiel hasn't expressed much interest in virtual reality, he's notoriously fond of dystopian tech moonshots.
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But the attempt to reconcile deterrence with a chic image is bound to have dystopian consequences.
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It was both the antithesis and the antidote to the dystopian view of a future world.
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Instead of predicting some creepy dystopian future, this evoked a return to some ancient, primordial roots.
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THE most nightmarish dystopian worlds are both familiar and incongruous, existing on the peripheries of possibility.
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Her own (non-dystopian) YA book, And We're Off, was published May 2017 by Penguin/Razorbill.
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That's because — unlike the dystopian hellscape that is Handmaid's Gilead — Castle Rock simply isn't that scary.
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Or is this some kind of dystopian Divergent scenario where you're born into a job category?
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Sophisticated facial-recognition technology is at the heart of many of China's more dystopian security initiatives.
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We have seen dystopian societies run by men and not by machines many times in history.
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As the world inches closer toward something resembling a dystopian nightmare, a mere few truths remain.
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MTV is reviving its beloved, dystopian short-form show Aeon Flux with a live-action remake.
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Let's be real, the current political situation seems like something out of a dark, dystopian novel.
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Vitality Air and its competitors are filling a dystopian market opportunity created by China's air pollution.
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The premise is appealingly silly and insubstantial: It's 26, and the dystopian world has become unbearable.
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It was a fantastical dystopian world in the same way that 'Wild Poppies' was for me.
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It was a natural role for Bowie, who was long obsessed with dystopian ideas and technology.
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Science fiction is full of dystopian futures for Earth if humanity remains limited to this planet.
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Paranoid readers may rightly fear a dystopian office where authoritarian algorithms dictate how their humans behave.
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Emily Marchand's and Lena Wolek's clay works at NowSpace are funny and grim, dystopian yet joyous.
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The figure brings to mind dystopian visions of humanity, specifically those created in film like Metropolis.
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How can people avoid repeating humanity's mistakes and creating our own version of her dystopian Gilead?
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His artistic career began in earnest with dystopian surrealist oil paintings, most of which were untitled.
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It's like an '80s dystopian future, except it exists right now in New Orleans' Marigny neighborhood.
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Something like ditching net neutrality really is taking a step to the dystopian side of things.
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There are allusions to King Arthur and golden days of yore and alternate-timeline dystopian futures.
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Whatever our personal interpretation of a -topian future is, I think it's going to be dystopian.
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Yeezus's dystopian sci-fi future was in fact just an imperfect glimpse of this industrialized behemoth.
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"High-Rise", his latest film, is a dystopian tale of class warfare in a tower block.
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It's very Æon Flux, reminiscent of the glass churches or temples epitomized in dystopian Hollywood films.
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But that inevitably intersects with a larger world, where politics or even dystopian universes can prevail.
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Like the experts predicted back in 2016, we did end up heading down the dystopian path.
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George Orwell's dystopian novel "1984" is surging in popularity in the days since President Trump's inauguration.
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They want liberal, activist justices who will pass rulings that conform to their dystopian, socialist agenda.
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Hulu's series "The Handmaid's Tale" is based on Margaret Atwood's dystopian book by the same name.
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"Children of Men" (2006) is a dystopian drama about a world where women have become infertile.
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Stanley Kubrick's classic "A Clockwork Orange" is a must-see, violent imagining of a dystopian future.
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Jack London's novel "The Iron Heel" is usually described as an early example of dystopian fiction.
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As it builds its own infrastructure, Amazon has also taken dystopian steps to secure that infrastructure.
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It trumps up something people do pretty thoughtlessly into a spectacle that might seem vaguely dystopian.
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The dystopian, post-X-Men future that the world presents us with is absent most mutants.
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Despite the dystopian vibes all around us, I do think you can create your own utopia.
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The truth is less dystopian, if not as entertaining: Congress isn't organized enough to be devious.
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I'm a fan of dystopian fiction, which feels more and more realistic by the day, unfortunately.
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Arts The futurist philosopher Yuval Noah Harari thinks Silicon Valley is an engine of dystopian ruin.
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For a few days, being in Philadelphia felt a lot like being in a dystopian film.
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Distinctive narrative formations are used, from critical analysis to thick description to poetry to dystopian surrealism.
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Ms. McCarthy's work has a dystopian vibe, but the exhibition is equally concerned with positive prospects.
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"The show appears to be a regurgitated dystopian nightmare," the Russian broadcaster said on its website.
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It was weird and compulsively interesting, dystopian and optimistic, with its own internal energy and logic.
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He's currently working on a dystopian novel, set in a huge underground prison in Coldwater, Mich.
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Watch: "Bandersnatch," a new episode of the dystopian technology series "Black Mirror," arrives today on Netflix.
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"We're doing more optimistic episodes and stories, rather than just dystopian and negative ones," Brooker said.
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But for others, as Jeudy and Caëcke's music video suggests, it could be a dystopian nightmare.
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This might sound like the plot of a dystopian novel, but in Rwanda, it is reality.
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I am sickened to admit that — in its essential details — my dystopian tale has come true.
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Are they contributing to a surveillance state and a dystopian future that machines will control human?
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Yussef Cole wrote about the importance of Inside's mechanics and individuals in a dystopian labour environment.
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In this dystopian tale, a private treatment center turns privileged young women into smilingly compliant stereotypes.
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Though Gibson's older work is frequently described as dystopian, he used to consider himself an optimist.
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It's a dystopian world, just like it almost always is when science fiction writers flash forward.
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"We had this idea several years ago, about a dystopian tech behemoth called Parable," Kaelan explained.
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Scenarios that might sound dystopian or satirical as broad-strokes future projections unassumingly materialize as reality.
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Despite its dystopian elements, the story isn't without hope — and it's impossible to put down. —A.
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Novels and movies paint a skeptical or even dystopian picture of where tech is taking us.
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Its facial recognition tool "might lead to a dystopian future or something," a backer says. 210.
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He is not a dystopian writer; he aims to see change in a flat, even light.
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"The Lobster," a dystopian story dreamed up by Yorgos Lanthimos and Efthymis Filippou, collected $9.1 million.
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They critique the show as if it were dispatches from a profoundly dystopian, profoundly real future.
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They've got pretty covers, bold graphic designs, aaaand coincidentally three terrifying visions of a dystopian future.
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" The Child Buyer " (1960) is a dystopian fantasy in the form of a fictionalized legislative hearing.
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"An upsetting dystopian future has emerged where women no longer have a say," the description reads.
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China's ambitions with A.I. range from the anodyne to the dystopian, according to the new plan.
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I'm not quick to call out 1984 Orwellian dystopian references, but owning the language of baseball?
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Ironically, what was essentially a dystopian film concluded on a happier note than the actual history.
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In one, women were forced to conform to a stringent dystopian society based on the Old Testament.
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This still feels like your typical Black Mirror, dystopian, techno-hating-paranoia-having plot through and through.
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Few, including the film's directors, had expected it to win, given its political undertones and dystopian vision.
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The landscapes and social hierarchies and characters of the work are dystopian and ugly, but not hopeless.
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The tech industry is as afraid of regulators as regulators are afraid of dystopian general artificial intelligence.
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Wry, dystopian undercurrents lurk in the various textures, patterns, and forms all waiting to be teased out.
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Atwood's dystopian world of Gilead was modeled after an America that had succumbed to totalitarian theocratic rule.
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Here's what to watch for Tuesday night: Trump's tone Dark and dystopian has been this President's style.
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It currently features a dystopian video about immigration and urges visitors to text "BORDER" to the campaign.
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The magic classes look less like Hogwarts, and more like the dystopian sci-fi of Ender's Game.
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Facebook has all the required capabilities to turn such a dystopian scenario into an entirely plausible reality.
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Remember that dystopian view of the future in which technology displaces millions of people from their jobs?
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OK, not really, but it's from the dystopian future imagined by Denis Villeneuve in Blade Runner 2049.
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Yeah, sometimes a world that feels more dystopian will be alongside a world that feels more utopian.
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When Markovits writes that meritocracy "fundamentally remakes elite life," he means it in the most dystopian sense.
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They have wonderfully dystopian sci-fi names: Acxiom, Experian, Epsilon, Exactis, and — perhaps my favorite — Recorded Future.
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That would seem to be dystopian and horrific, something that audiences would neither want, nor stand for.
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Put all your favorite dystopian pre-crime fiction in a hat and pick one out at random.
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That said, however, it is impossible to look at the country without seeing Young's dystopian meritocracy everywhere.
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All this time, the dystopian haunts of City 17 were just a town in modern day Russia.
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It looks pretty incredible visually and seems to echo recent dystopian films, despite its more grounded story.
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A loss, that is, for dystopian Venezuela, where every day the population plumbs new depths of privation.
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Nothing like a little techno-dystopian sci-fi to get you hyped about the future of transportation!!!!
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Jeff Merkley (D-OR) said the forbidden word list was reminiscent of George Orwell's dystopian novel 1984.
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For those who aren't familiar, Bandersnatch is an episode of the techno-dystopian anthology series Black Mirror.
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A new wave of science fiction, represented by William Gibson's Neuromancer, added the punk rock dystopian edge.
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The good news is no one wants the dystopian endpoint of the stuff that we're talking about.
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Then came the skyrocketing U.S. sales of dystopian classic novels such as The Handmaid's Tale and 1984.
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But in the Trump presidency, dystopian films, TV shows and books have commonly been used in protests.
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The video is a post-apocalyptic dystopian fever dream of powerful fashion, futuristic helmets, and outrageous hair.
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The truth is, it often feels as though are living in the prequel to these dystopian stories.
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In the early episodes of Hulu's new adaptation of the 1985 dystopian novel, that "glimmer" is Ofglen.
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The level is a techno-dystopian glitch-art look at a Mushroom Kingdom that's gone seriously wrong.
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It's claustrophobic, gray, and dystopian in a way that only British creators can seem to pull off.
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In case you were craving an almost-too-close-to-home dystopian escape, Amazon's got you covered.
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This year's festival, for example, screened Alice Waddington's debut feature, the pastel-toned dystopian film Paradise Hills.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In this dystopian moment, what are the "Lessons of the Hour"?
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Does this mean that Glitch City isn't necessarily dystopian, or that we're living in a dystopia already?
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He built these visions of imminent greatness on a description of the present as a dystopian horror.
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The dystopian landscape for medical crowdfunding is great news for the entrepreneurs that build sites like YouCaring.
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Mr. Corbyn painted a dystopian picture of a Tory-led Britain that would mimic Mr. Trump's America.
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Whether that is a utopian or dystopian future, only time will tell, but the reckoning is coming.
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Popular conceptions of megacities are drawn from the futuristic and dystopian stories often presented in science fiction.
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Gradually, the dystopian YA trend met the same fate as every other publishing trend: It got tired.
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The author of the lower-court decision was, by the dystopian logic of our times, Brett Kavanaugh.
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Despite the strange, dystopian appearance of the bunkers, it's easy to see how well they were camouflaged.
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We don't live in a dystopian novel, but we do live under an authoritarian, right-wing government.
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In patois and in mood, the game manages to be both dystopian and comic, dark and light.
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Anxiety must have risen after Mr. Trump's dystopian acceptance speech at the Republican convention last month, right?
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Presumably it is this dystopian worldview that led nearly 85033,000 people to apply to Harvard last year.
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But the over-the-top theatrics and slightly unsettling life-sized cartoonish animatronics feels, well, vaguely dystopian.
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Ben Wheatley's adaptation of J. G. Ballard's 1975 dystopian novel doesn't land in theaters until May 13.
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If you're having déjà vu, you might be experiencing flashbacks to Pixar's 2008 dystopian film WALL-E.
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It's not so much a dystopian scenario as a futuristic literalization of the way people currently live.
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Several of the researchers I talked to brought up this dystopian idea and lamented its imminent arrival.
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In some scenarios, big tech's capabilities are being used by dictators to craft a dystopian digital reality.
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From a liberal point of view, it's easy enough to tell a dystopian story about America today.
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The succulent sunsets, blistering neon lights, and absurdist dystopian narrative, will take you right back to 1986.
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So who were these people half-filling the dystopian grey, cavernous space, which subcultures were represented there?
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It's a dystopian sci-fi movie with a limited color palette set in a subterranean restrictive society.
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The book will be a sequel to their first YA dystopian fantasy novel, Rebels: City of Indra.
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I received the script and saw that it was a very dystopian world we were looking at.
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These dissimilar styles merge into a rather dystopian fabric, evoking less historical reconstruction and more misplaced nostalgia.
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According to Variety, the animated series is set 50 years in the future in a dystopian society.
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It's pretty easy to watch a video like that and go immediately down a dystopian rabbit hole.
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We created our own little dystopian world inside the abandoned mall full of rubble in Downtown Miami.
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The dystopian social safety net alleviates pain and suffering, so it is necessary in the short term.
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But being twelve is its own psychosexual dystopian satire, and I was not in on the joke.
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He's made dystopian industrial in collaboration with Puce Mary and shattered post-hardcore as part of Sexdrome.
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Titled Pynchon Park, this dystopian space is meant to be a station where aliens watch human behaviour.
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She has come to lay waste to utopian fallacies, she says, and replace them with dystopian realities.
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This is fine, if a bit dystopian, but pushing a birth control method on users seems… odd.
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We also review "Maniac," the new dystopian Netflix family-therapy dramedy with Emma Stone and Jonah Hill.
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We've noticed that there are very few fiction books dealing with the environment that are not dystopian.
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"It's dystopian to speak to so many doctors and have them not believe you," Sasha told Cosmopolitan.
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It gave us a kind of snapshot into a dystopian world into which we would easily descend.
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In the dystopian scenario, as jobless numbers rise across the globe, our societies sink into prolonged turmoil.
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In Hao's vision of a dystopian Beijing, three social classes occupy different surfaces in the same city.
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In literature and pop culture, concepts such as "thoughtcrime" and "precrime" have emerged out of dystopian fiction.
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Some fans of the series said they found reading the book as dystopian as the show itself.
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"The Resisters" might be the only dystopian novel whose climax involves a tense, high-stakes baseball game.
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The result is a feed full of fun and dystopian moments of ~influencing~ in its raw form.
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"Basically, we made 'Yojimbo' set in a dystopian future," he explained, referring to the 1961 samurai film.
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Westworld's dinner was a confrontation with all the dystopian implications of tech that CES refuses to address.
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Price, in undoing half-century-old Medicaid protections, may yet be the architect of their dystopian future.
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In the dystopian world of Knicks basketball, there is honor in the simple act of sticking around.
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But the idea of a reality show star running against a talk show host is troublingly dystopian.
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Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, a member of Pussy Riot who also goes by Nadya, stars in the dystopian parody.
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As in almost every Hollywood film about a dystopian future, humanity would outfox and outfeel the machines.
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They are all acts I have seen in the nightmarish dystopian novels flooding my school supply list.
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A lot of dystopian fiction gets close to this line, while some definitely rejects this framing entirely.
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The rest of the tract goes on to depict a dystopian world nearing the return of Christ.
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And we're not dystopian, we're not critical, we're not negative, but we're serious, and we're clear-eyed.
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It's just a little bit more dystopian than the Alan Freed/Dick Clark scandals of 1960 ever were.
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Still, while we can appreciate Ballard's mastery of the dystopian form, here at Mashable, we're die-hard optimists.
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There were little structures in the foreground, which alluded to prehistoric huts or maybe some future dystopian houses.
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But culturally when we see images of human biology used for production, it's almost always dystopian, isn't it?
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Now, scientists are projecting that climate change could bring those hardscrabble days to a dystopian landscape near you.
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In the end, this new era of empathy might be a mirage, a calm before the dystopian storm.
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His comics portray a grisly, often-repeated fantasy of heterosexual violence set in a dystopian, Transition-era Spain.
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We all know that these are far too dystopian to be the world we actually live in today.
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We are doomed to live in a dystopian post-truth world of propaganda, dark ads, and artificial intelligence.
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The dystopian best-selling novel "The Handmaid's Tale" is now a popular Hulu series in its third season.
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What Andre is calling his "dystopian Eraserhead season" of the talk show starts this week on Adult Swim.
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Really any time he had to wear one of these wacko dystopian bodysuits in The Hunger Games franchise.
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Sales of his dystopian novel, "23," surged to the top of Amazon charts after President Donald Trump's inauguration.
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Worried about a dystopian future in which AI rule the world and humans are enslaved to autonomous technology?
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Just because a narrative is dystopian doesn't make it Orwellian, or like any other dystopia for that matter.
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Now, with the program set to continue, Dyer says the practice is not as dystopian as it seems.
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Mr Unnikrishnan's world could be written off as dystopian, were it not rooted so firmly in current reality.
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All of a sudden, we're reminded we need more dystopian entertainment with people of color at the forefront.
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This is the idea that the dystopian novel The Power by Naomi Alderman explores, both figuratively and literally.
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Gaotian's night of chaos and carnage recalls both the Cultural Revolution and some dystopian "Black Friday" shopping spree.
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The more I think about it, the harder it is to think of this place as necessarily dystopian.
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These utopian visions are displayed alongside works addressing the militarized and dystopian realities of US and Mexican borderlands.
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Some took photos of the dystopian scene; others called loved ones in fear that the end was nigh.
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And the fact that Jeffrey Epstein's death broke on 4chan is a particularly dystopian slice of media news.
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Be smart: The dystopian human-less grocery store of the future isn't coming soon — it's just too creepy.
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Just the sentence, "They have to get faces": It's one of the more dystopian things I've heard recently.
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Who would have guessed that dystopian surveillance systems linked to our true identities would have a down side?
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Margaret Atwood will release a sequel to her wildly popular dystopian novel The Handmaid's Tale in September 2019.
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Welcome to our new dystopian nightmare, where people are the new places and drivers are meat-based algorithms!
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Even if you're unfamiliar with the term itself, you know (and probably love) countless examples of dystopian media.
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Here's a brief setup from Bethesda: Dive headfirst into a dystopian world devoid of society, law, and order.
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Hughes' dystopian framing in the Times is a far cry from the social media giant's campus origin tale.
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Dystopian stories didn't become a powerhouse in the '90s and '00s because they paralyzed audiences into terrified surrender.
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While the patent describes this tech as a time-saving system, tracking workers in this way seems dystopian.
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After all, The Handmaid's Tale is set in a dystopian future, yet feels just as relevant as ever.
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Unlike many of those stories, though, Huck has said that he doesn't want the exhibit to feel dystopian.
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Articulating her "dystopian view of the body", she rejects the concept of it as a well-oiled machine.
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When Margaret Atwood published The Handmaid's Tale in 1985, she created one of America's most enduring dystopian myths.
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Even this expository part of The Circle's supposed dystopian universe doesn't feel far off enough to be effective.
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Trump painted a picture of America that was darker and more dystopian than any candidate in modern memory.
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A BuzzFeed report in 2012 sums up this dystopian time, interviewing several people who still had the tattoos.
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While election years tend to bring with them uncertainty and fear, this one is a dystopian horror show.
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In the original 1982 film, Deckard chases manufactured workers known as replicants through a dystopian future Los Angeles.
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After the dystopian sci-fit hit The Society last month, Netflix is back with another series for teenagers.
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Influences of acid and "dystopian" dub techno are all over this release, sounds that you're very familiar with.
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If you thought surveillance societies are the stuff of dystopian novels and shows like Black Mirror, think again.
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It's hard to imagine a future for this show that doesn't involve June personally destroying her dystopian government.
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Do we really need to have police departments partner with the company to sell a dystopian surveillance system?
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And even though it's set in a dystopian future, in some ways, it doesn't feel too far off.
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The sci-fi novel presents a bleak dystopian future, where women no longer have autonomy over their bodies.
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You have to be better than the dystopian power, even when you think the telescreen is turned off.
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Gizmodo referred to them as looking like "every dystopian sci-fi movie ever" -- and that seems about right.
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Sales of George Orwell's dystopian classic 1984 surged on Amazon after Donald Trump was elected president last November.
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The streaming service on Wednesday released the latest promotional video for its dystopian series The Handmaid's Tale (above).
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" Let's start with the fact that his character within the game's dystopian world is actually called "Future Man.
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A particularly dystopian patent filed by Airbus called for travelers to be stacked on top of one another.
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REUTERS - Shanker Raman's "Gurgaon" is meant to be a dark, dystopian thriller about greed, jealousy and gender dynamics.
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As this new administration begins, people across the country are worried — what kind of dystopian future is this?
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We wanted the lyrics to be around a central theme, this sort of artificial intelligence and dystopian future.
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Dystopian future is a very common concept, like you said, because we feel that is where it's going.
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From talking to people there, it seems like most are optimistic for this to work, dystopian undertones aside.
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There's a world where Voldemort won the Battle of Hogwarts, showing off a dystopian world where evil triumphs.
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HBO's adaptation of author Ray Bradbury's 1951 dystopian novel, Fahrenheit 451, is already off to a groundbreaking start.
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They comment, and debate, and improve: For every dystopian juice cleanse there is a recipe for Liquid Cake.
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HBO's satirical comedy "Veep" earned 17 nominations, and the newcomer Hulu dystopian drama "The Handmaid's Tale" earned 13.
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It's like the set of a dystopian film, I Am Legend, or some such, a husk of civilization.
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Set several decades in the future, Coyote presents a United States that has become an oppressive, dystopian nation.
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Mr. Shelley is best known for offsetting his dystopian worldview with exuberant amounts of information, true and invented.
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Elgort and Woodley famously starred together in the Divergent series, playing brother and sister in a dystopian society.
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Here are 7 ways that 9/11 created a dystopian security landscape that Americans are still living in.
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Emma Stone and Jonah Hill deliver incredible performances, and the dystopian-esque setting is nonstop intrigue and fun.
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Amazon's home security firm Ring reportedly has partnerships with 200 US police departments and critics say it's dystopian.
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This drama starring Elisabeth Moss centers around a dystopian society in which women have been subjugated into servitude.
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There's a healthy dose of Margaret Atwood's dystopian feminism throughout, and Ms. Chase has an imagination worth watching.
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AI and automation adoption often raise fears of a dystopian future, where machines displace, well, all of us.
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Next to wander silhouette first into the Undressed's dystopian human-assimilation device is Ruby, who—unfortunately—I hate.
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When I reached deck 9, I followed the carpet fish up a long, dystopian corridor lined with doors.
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She also released a dystopian, future-facing music video to go with the track—directed by Dave Meyers.
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But then we got thumb scanning, which felt like it was heading a bit into the dystopian direction.
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The gallery announcement for "French Bashing" calls these photographs "dystopian" images—of dreary buildings, roads, train stations, etc.
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Answers ranged from the absurd (WAL*MART) to the dystopian (Skynet Systems) to the now tragically dated (MySpace).
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Meanwhile, continuous testing and fine-grained student data mining sounds like something partisans might actually agree is dystopian.
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Transmetropolitan Imagine a comic book about Hunter S. Thompson rampaging through a dystopian future and battling corrupt politicians.
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"The Circle" is a dystopian popularity contest and "Next in Fashion" seeks to crown a new design star.
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In it, a young boy tries to build a house of cards in front of a dystopian scene.
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But solutions like this are part of something bigger and stranger that I call the dystopian social net.
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Yes, if we take this newfound control to the extreme, we will create a dark, almost dystopian world.
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Most of the truly lasting dystopian stories function, on some level, as warnings, often of a political stripe.
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While Ferguson has its haves and have-nots, it is not the dystopian place portrayed in the media.
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The conversation starts to get more dystopian when you talk about access to health care and higher education.
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Finally, Samantha Bee envisioned a dystopian future in which words lose their meaning on "Full Frontal" last night.
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It seems to me few novels engage with motherhood, and those that do are dated, depressing or dystopian.
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By turns puckish and grim, "Paradise Hills" is just the latest female-driven dystopian story to hit screens.
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In his dystopian view of the American city, pack violence driven by immigrants, many here illegally, proceeds unreined.
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Brave New World: An adaptation of Aldous Huxley's famed 215 dystopian novel, starring Alden Ehrenreich for some reason.
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A science-fiction movie based on Ernest Cline's dystopian novel, "Ready Player One," will come out next year.
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Being both fantasy and dystopian fiction, one wouldn't dare to imagine how close to reality the story is.
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Dystopian fiction is making a comeback on bookshelves and now it's having a moment in the theater, too.
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There's a strangely paradoxical and dystopian quality to these visions, which are at once wholly human and inhuman.
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But a darker vision has simultaneously taken shape in the past 15 years: the post-apocalyptic and dystopian.
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The dystopian cyberpunk game will be available on the Nintendo Switch eShop and Steam starting on Oct. 3.
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I visited one with a frankly dystopian number of books and plenty of Hulk action figures for sale.
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For avoiding the possibility that a company might one day do something we've read about in dystopian novels?
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This ambitious book (available next month) reads like a dystopian novel, albeit one with more than 1,000 footnotes.
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The biggest YA franchise of the past decade was The Hunger Games, with its explicitly political dystopian framework.
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Natalia Peña is an 18-year-old hotel maid living in San Francisco in a dystopian near-future.
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But in the meantime, Facebook rushes headlong into murky new areas, uncovering new dystopian possibilities at every turn.
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Dystopian novels like this are almost always a warning of sorts, so what are you warning about here?
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What it's about: In this dystopian world, all single people are forced to meet at a mysterious hotel.
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It barely even registers as a dystopian setting, which says more about our own times than Prey's aesthetic sensibilities.
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But in Maggie Shen King's debut novel, An Excess Male, China continues to face this real-world dystopian scenario.
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Its pulsating rhythms shift from aggressive to hypnotic, dystopian to transcendent, a fitting soundtrack for the works on view.
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Caption: Lara Elena DonnellyDebra Wilburn Science fiction is full of dystopian scenarios—but those are only on the page.
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Ignoring the fact that we're inching ever-closer to a dystopian future run by machines, it's kind of cool.
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If we don't, it could lead to increased inequality, a blatantly dystopian future, and a severe planetary environmental crisis.
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How did they last through all that happened in the world to make it this dystopian post-apocalyptic place?
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That's not a good look, and it might mean audiences are finally losing their taste for dystopian YA flicks.
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How much fucking money did this cost, because this is Justin Timberlake comeback levels of futuristic, dystopian-esque fuckery?
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The fact that all of this happened around a fake account hocking skinny tea is especially jarring and dystopian.
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In the exhibition, the cityscape "A Snicket in Halifax" (1936) represents this dystopian theme in Brandt's body of work.
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" As he told Blunt in the same Crack Magazine feature, "They say this is the sound of 'dystopian London'.
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But I missed the piece's generally optimistic tone — possibly because of its dystopian, sci-fi aesthetic and gloomy lighting.
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One day later, she invoked the "Handmaid's Tale," a dystopian television show on Hulu at Planned Parenthood's centennial gala.
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I hate the future, and even some positive dreams about it can sound incredibly dystopian and surveillance state-y.
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Marianne Williamson The self-help guru's stump speech paints a picture of a dark and dystopian country under Trump.
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We kick off the start of this new dystopian reality by watching an episode of Black Mirror on Netflix.
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There was no Alec Baldwin as Trump, but there was a dystopian musical-theater nightmare montage of Kellyanne Conway.
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His latest, The Boy on the Bridge, is set in the same dystopian future, and looks just as intriguing.
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HBO released the first handful of episode descriptions for the second season of the dystopian hit, and they're...aggressive.
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PSST: Imagine a friend who reads strange, bewildering, and dystopian stuff on the internet so you don't have to.
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We try to answer that with a top 10 featuring everything from space operas to near-future dystopian tales.
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" In August 2015, he derided the tech contingent who flocked to Burning Man as "a fucking joke" and "dystopian.
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But if the dystopian forecasts were alarmist, the backlash against them is veering too sharply in the other direction.
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But now you're tackling a sequel to a movie that's famous for— A dystopian, dark, and depressive environment. Exactly.
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It's a mixture of dystopian fiction (AI surveillance cameras everywhere!) and childish imaginings (let's build a robot dinosaur park!).
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But is this advertising tactic really the dystopian big, bad wolf that many are making it out to be?
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He goes to the gym beneath his dystopian-looking office and tries to eat as much protein as possible.
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In a dystopian hellscape, there's but one flash of light peeking through the rubble: the almighty power of womankind.
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If you're tired of all the dystopian dread, let The Orbiting Human Circus serve as a wacky palate cleanser.
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This dystopian yet all-too-imaginable world has been conjured up by Giuseppe Porcaro in his novel "Disco Sour".
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He played as Leonardo, the character he voices, defeating foot soldiers as he marauded through a dystopian New York.
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The installation offers a dystopian vision of our world overlaid with a code that unrelentingly monetizes everything and anything.
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The ACLU will keep fighting until this dystopian policy is struck down, and we have justice for every Jane.
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I tend to enjoy sci-fi/fantasy as a genre, also anything that takes place in a dystopian future.
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Set in 1962, the dystopian series takes place in an alternate history in which the Axis powers won WWII.
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Once we're all tagged with our every movement tracked, there may be no coming back from that dystopian nightmare.
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Unless we can do so, we risk marching like an army of preprogrammed robots towards a distinctly dystopian future.
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The system certainly sounds a touch dystopian, but Facebook sees it as a valuable tool for weeding out disinformation.
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The dystopian world Bracken conjured up in 2012 hasn't stopped growing — and hasn't stopped garnering an enthusiastic fan base.
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Are you enjoying Bandersnatch, the first choose-your-own-adventure interactive episode of the oft-delightfully dystopian Black Mirror?
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Trump's neo-fascist rally included plenty of other moments that would be considered terrifyingly dystopian during any other era.
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Departing from the traditional whitewashed museum walls, the visitor enters a dark, bunker-like, dystopian chamber, sprawling and derelict.
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Since Donald J. Trump's election, copies of George Orwell's dystopian classic "1984" have returned to the best-seller list.
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Everybody wants to be the kind of person who was aware of the dystopian classic before it hit Hulu.
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The dystopian novel, written by the incomparable, prolific Margaret Atwood, envisions an America utterly altered by a religious coup.
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The result is neither hellish enough to be a dystopian drama nor biting enough to work as satirical comedy.
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What could pass for a dystopian vision of the workplace is almost routine at the Swedish startup hub Epicenter.
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That being said, for every dystopian element of our hellscape present, there's a hilarious silver lining to be found.
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Like many dystopian narratives — Handmaid's Tale, we're looking at you — 1984 has gained new relevance following the 2016 election.
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Previews for 1984 begin May 18 — the theater where it's opening is already decked out in red dystopian regalia.
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With the rise of consumer and household robots, that dystopian scenario might be closer to reality than we realize.
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In their willingness to entertain alternative architectural and relational structures, both artists confront dystopian upheaval with practical utopian imagination.
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If you take a darker view, CRISPR ushers in a dystopian age of designer babies and genetically modified people.
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Will the show tap into actual current events or opt for an even more dystopian reality (if that's possible)?
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Its triumph seems like something of an anomaly: It's a summer blockbuster about a dystopian world with crazy cars.
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Is it too early to sound the dystopian alarm bell of a society where women are second-class citizens?
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The Silicon Valley that Pein uncovers is not unlike dystopian visions we are accustomed to seeing in science fiction.
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Hulu announced this morning that it is renewing its dystopian television show The Handmaid's Tale for a third season.
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Instead of being made of dystopian chrome, robots could instead be made of a softer, safer, more agile material.
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In George Orwell's dystopian novel "1984," the warning "Big Brother is watching" appears on posters throughout the fictional Oceania.
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Manohla Dargis of The Times called it a "rollicking, nastily funny" adaptation of J. G. Ballard's 1975 dystopian novel.
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One word often stands out in President Donald Trump's dystopian descriptions of migrants crossing the southern U.S. border: invasion.
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Donald Trump painted a picture of a wrecked, emasculated America in a dystopian world created by Obama-Clinton malfeasance.
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If the futuristic dystopian society plot doesn't already grab your attention, the stellar cast and stunning visuals surely will.
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It is unlikely that we will enter a dystopian future where AI is held responsible for its own actions.
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After the war, after the death camps, after the bomb, dystopian fiction thrived, like a weed that favors shade.
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They certainly have a lot to lose in the dystopian scenario of a strategic, artificial-intelligence powered disinformation campaign.
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Dots and Loops centers on radical leftism and Marxism and serves as a warning of an unkind, dystopian future.
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Theres nothing on the record about an imagined future of this or that with that finger-wagging dystopian prediction.
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Black Emperor have heaved another slab of dystopian orchestral rock into the world from their upcoming album Luciferian Towers.
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His home/road splits are stark, but not dystopian: in his first year in Colorado, Walker slashed .343/.401/.
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As sculptural objects, the charred books — crinkly stacks of warped and blackened paper — provoke dystopian jitters about book burning.
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This continued rise of dystopian narratives makes sense because they provide us with both simple amusement and cautionary tales.
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Jon Campbell depicts full-body figures in crowds or cluster formations where unique personhood gives way to dystopian symbolism.
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Directed by the Wachowskis, the film tells the story of a computer hacker enlisted to take down dystopian overlords.
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Set in a dystopian near future, these surreal short stories address contemporary concerns—hunger, fertility, financial and sexual independence.
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So, while the Terminal Directive expansion didn't bring me back to my dystopian world, it did let me visit.
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If you haven't read the classic dystopian novel by George Orwell, stop what you're doing and find a copy.
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More "Hunger Games": Suzanne Collins is writing a prequel to her blockbuster dystopian trilogy, to be released next year.
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Fast Color is part dystopian thriller, part high-concept science fiction, part superhero movie, made on a modest budget.
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If nootropics has this sort of dystopian effect, then maybe humanity should keep to its organic mind-altering substances.
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Books News For decades, ardent fans of Margaret Atwood's dystopian classic, "The Handmaid's Tale," have been demanding a sequel.
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The Green School in Bali believes that in a dystopian future, children will need more than reading and math.
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Ms. Hegarty's rendering of her bathroom walls with the rot so fully in command offers an intimately dystopian vision.
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Most Dangerous Game: A dystopian action thriller starring Liam Hemsworth, Christoph Waltz, and a mysterious life-and-death game.
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Clothing delivery services seem somehow dystopian, and although I was freaked out by them, I didn't fully understand why.
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Look closer, and it becomes a futuristic yet closed-off world that can be equally impressive, alienating and dystopian.
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He worries that Silicon Valley is undermining democracy and ushering in a dystopian hellscape in which voting is obsolete.
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Elgort and Woodley also starred together in the Divergent series, playing a brother and sister in a dystopian society.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WASHINGTON, DC — The International Spy Museum is filled with dystopian versions of fun.
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There are moments of touching solidarity and sacrifice throughout, but Atwood isn't writing fanfiction of her own dystopian novel.
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That same year, "The Matrix" explored the possibilities of the internet in a narrative at once utopian and dystopian.
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This book makes especially disquieting reading under a president who acts like an overwritten character from those dystopian novels.
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Combining a legal thriller with dystopian science fiction seems like a winning formula, but it's one that's surprisingly rare.
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Then they put us into a dystopian era in real life and they don't expect us to do anything?
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GREENE: Is part of you worried we're living through the first few chapters of some dystopian science fiction novel?
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Such a program would stand in stark contrast to the dystopian offer of "unfreedom" promised by the far right.
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I guess on one point, they have it right: there's no need for access to fictional dystopian narratives anymore.
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Audience Score: 88%Critic Score: 89%The Terry Gilliam-directed dystopian film also starred Bruce Willis and Madeleine Stowe.
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Caryl Churchill, one of our greatest living playwrights, returns to dystopian themes in this play, directed by James Macdonald.
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This martial arts drama adapts the classic Chinese tale "Journey to the West" for a dystopian, post-apocalyptic future.
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Dystopian fiction has been making a comeback on bookshelves, and now it's having a moment in the theater, too.
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The latter shows snippets of videos about Mirror, a dystopian, internet-connected fitness mirror I wrote about last year.
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And in the age of dystopian Amazon warehouses and click-to-buy, anyway, is any "hot item" truly limited?
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This dystopian anthology series has been beloved by audiences since its introduction on the UK's Channel 4 in 2011.
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When a government's actions become reminiscent of a Bradbury or Orwell dystopian novel, it's headed in a dangerous direction.
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They planted a "peace tree" together, toasted each other, and Moon played host to the dystopian state's royal family.
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The book depicts a dystopian future where the country is reeling from the aftermath of a second civil war.
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She also touched on current events, including a joke that the dystopian drama "The Handmaids Tale" was a documentary.
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By now it's too easy to dunk on the dystopian holiday ad for the high-tech exercise bike Peloton.
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Mr. Owens, too, approaches fashion with a sculptor's eye to build collections often mischaracterized as reflecting a dystopian vision.
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" Ms. Pearl added: "It is dystopian, if you think about it, that the housing lottery even has to exist.
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That said, I enjoy thrillers, science fiction, graphic novels, dystopian fiction, cyberpunk, sports books (especially anything by Roger Angell).
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Battle Royale did well to establish a dystopian future where adults control the youth through the annual Battle Royale.
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They are dystopian in that they imagine things are so terrible that this kind of radical transformation is necessary.
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That doesn't mean Sorry to Bother You — a kooky dystopian capitalist critique — would necessarily do well internationally, of course.
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As earlier leaks suggested, Watch Dogs Legion is set in a dystopian, hyper-surveilled London in the wake of Brexit.
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Though Warhol's vision can seem dystopian, it also implies a kind of perverse democracy, since everything (and everyone) is interchangeable.
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The posters also come complete with starring actors — because Matt Damon is going to star in a dystopian thriller, obviously.
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"San Junipero" broke from the show's typical fare in that it offered a happy ending rather than a dystopian nightmare.
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"Very '1984,' " he said of the action, referring to the George Orwell dystopian novel about life in a surveillance state.
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As critic Angelica Jade Bastién recently noted at Vulture, mainstream dystopian sci-fi has always been obsessed with oppression narratives.
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Presumably, Houston read as dystopian for many men, who might have been alarmed to learn how unnecessary they had become.
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Well, fill that final bowl and dive into your depression with Netflix's look at our dystopian late-capitalist economic nightmare.
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The twin assertion of cultural and economic threats makes an oddly dystopian message for a time of strong economic growth.
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The dystopian movie has become a reliable Hollywood staple, often with a starkly good rebellion toppling a starkly evil order.
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Though it might be tempting to characterize this niche economy in dystopian terms, I think it's better described as marginal.
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Still, we hope that season 2 provides all of the suspense and drama we love about the dystopian futurist show.
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It's unusually challenging to describe the movie, which veers from action to horror to dystopian sci-fi to gallows comedy.
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Although no actual biometric data scan happened, the experience left the attendee feeling that the technology was invasive and dystopian.
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Take, for instance, Season 2 of Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale, which is based on the classic Margaret Atwood dystopian novel.
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The film doesn't skimp on the underlying horror, but it still makes living in a dystopian society seem incredibly cool.
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Read descriptions of them, though, and it doesn't take long for a creeping sense of dystopian doubletalk to set in.
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J.G. Ballard's dystopian vision of "no yesterdays, no history to be relived, only an intense transactional present" feels incredibly prescient.
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With cunning and pragmatism, Deng and his aides dismantled a broken economy and dystopian society left behind by Mao Zedong.
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However, social media buzz, and box office earnings for similar dystopian franchises, indicate there is definitely interest in the project.
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In 2013 Lorde recorded a slow, dirge-like cover for the soundtrack of "The Hunger Games", a dystopian film franchise.
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We already know that Charlie Brooker's dystopian series Black Mirror is the perfect, nightmarish commentary for our tech-filled times.
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Where the book DOES succeed is in its world building, setting up a particularly unsettling atmosphere of this dystopian future.
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Today another dystopian scenario looms instead: that of a world in which there are too few robots, not too many.
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We've had about 10 years of a lot of teen dystopia, and I didn't want to write another dystopian novel.
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He also warned about the rising influence of Silicon Valley titans such as Google and cast their goals as dystopian.
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It is just one logical step from Ms Ehrenreich's dystopian view to believing that control over our health is illusory.
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If I could attach myself to my phone with some sort of strange, dystopian umbilical cord-like apparatus, I would.
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The best part of any sort of science fiction or dystopian future movie, for my money, is the world-building.
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As an action-packed, gorgeous-looking dystopian film about young adults and the future of society, however, it's certainly watchable.
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This is a big week for Alexandra Bracken and the devastating dystopian world she created in The Darkest Minds series.
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It lends itself instead to dystopian science-fiction, or to compendiums of scary science facts, sometimes derided as "climate porn".
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You're already living in a dystopian nightmare and have slowly become acclimated to the new normal of American civil society!
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Fahrenheit 451 is based on Ray Bradbury's novel of the same name, a dystopian allegory about the perils of censorship.
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Ascendant, the final installment in Lionsgate's dystopian franchise, may instead launch as a television movie followed by a spinoff series.
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But anyway, the thing about Minority Report from so long ago is, it was supposed to convey a dystopian future.
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With a nod to George Orwell's dystopian novel "Nineteen Eighty-Four" (1949), the show was billed as a "social experiment".
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There is no dystopian militant dictator forcing this on the greater society, or some sort of crisis of population control.
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I mean, when you have algorithms that encourage children under 10 to be into porn... It's so terrifying and dystopian.
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His reasoning, however, caused a number of advocates to draw a comparison to Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel The Handmaid's Tale.
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The Circle, an adaptation of Dave Eggers' dystopian sci-fi novel directed by James Ponsoldt, offers Emma Watson her chance.
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Inflation has risen by an incomprehensible 833,997 percent in the past 12 months, and the commercial consequences are outright dystopian.
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We are truly living in a golden age of television that could air in the background of a dystopian movie.
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The Seattle-based company was just granted two patents for employee wristbands that look like something from dystopian science fiction.
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Of the eleven fights on the card, more than half finished before that dystopian voice could announce a second round.
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Today's teen fiction is relentlessly dystopian, but the gap between fantasy and reality is often narrower than you might think.
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The retro cars, suits, and architecture all put High-Rise more in a quaint, remote past than a dystopian future.
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Set 20 years in the future, the dystopian-looking film finds a Japanese city afflicted by an overwhelming dog flu.
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With its nail-biting buildups and war-like drumming, could easily be the score for a bleak, dystopian action flick.
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But still, a very bad game from 1993 now feels like a crucial text in the canon of dystopian warnings.
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" Alicia Pettis "I was looking for a good crime thriller but found this to be more of a dystopian fantasy.
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The book tells six separate stories, each in a different genre (including historical fiction, pulp crime novel, and dystopian tale).
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Using wax and found objects, Sarda often creates dystopian scenes featuring lifelike figures that express her anxieties about the world.
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Her journey through the dystopian Republic of Gilead is a journey through a society completely dominated by violence and depersonalization.
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Technically the new Academy of Villains show is set in a dystopian future, but the punk vibe is distinctly 1985.
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Dark web intelligence, bio-authorization and even plain old cloud security: Cybersecurity commands a futuristic and slightly dystopian-sounding lexicon.
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Then, inspired by the world in The Handmaid's Tale, we chat about the dystopian novels that scared us the most.
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So far, Season Four is filled with plenty of our favorite dystopian tech tropes, including online dating and memory harvesting.
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MOTHERBOARD: It's an interesting choice to ground the action in an alternate dystopian present, and to specifically timestamp it 2016.
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Valhalla is described as a "booze-em-up" inspired by Japanese adventure games, set in the futuristic, dystopian Glitch City.
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Here were two examples of records whose punches were weary, patient, dystopian, abstracted, complicated, with much stillness and falsetto singing.
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On New Year's Day 1984 Paik returned to broadcasting with a riposte to the dystopian vision of George Orwell's novel.
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The gallery was like a scene from a dystopian horror film, plagued by cell phones, opened Snapchats and Instagram photos.
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The protesters were portraying the characters in the popular dystopian drama on Hulu where women are forced into sexual servitude.
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GOP strategist Rick Wilson isn't optimistic about the future of the Republican Party, comparing it to a popular dystopian film.
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"These are unsettling times, even if they're not the dark, dystopian end times that Trump lays out," the board wrote.
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"Fahrenheit 451" is set in a dystopian future where literature (and all original thought) is on the brink of extinction.
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Gilead is not just dystopian, it is wickedly sadistic, a place where the rule of law is bloodthirsty and unyielding.
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Turning the most personal moments of our lives into marketing opportunities is dystopian, but it is also the new normal.
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" "I could see the court tilting further and further to the right until we end up with a dystopian society.
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And unlike the most dystopian notions of what facial recognition could enable, voice recognition could work without ever seeing you.
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Time was when big cities could be portrayed as arenas of dystopian social collapse, of rampant crime and drug addiction.
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But rights-based dystopianism also led to the creation of a subgenre of dystopian fiction: bleak futures for bobby-soxers.
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Released in the late 1980s, both animated films featured dystopian cyberpunk themes filtered through the Japanese lens of manga comics.
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This whole concept probably sounds dystopian to some – imagine a city in which everyone had a drone deployed very nearby.
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He applies his unique style and unpredictable effect to an intelligent adaptation of J. G. Ballard's dystopian novel High Rise.
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It's not dystopian or utopian, and I'm really excited about it—we're lining up a really wonderful cast right now.
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To cap it all, Texture delivers relentlessly nihilistic verses set in a bleak dystopian future over heavy, synth-laden production.
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The re-identification of personal medical data sets is not some wild dystopian nightmare, but a real and rational fear.
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As the story opens, Liao is working to oppose the misuse of big data by a dystopian near-future government.
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Most of these new dystopian stories take place in the future but channel the anger and anxieties of the present.
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That's the question a new novel — "The Water Cure" — tries to answer, joining a growing wave of dystopian feminist fiction.
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And Leigh Whannell's dystopian action film "Upgrade" shows the pros and cons of installing a chip inside of a person.
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Some of the biggest labels, including Calvin Klein, Gucci and Prada, sent out looks tailor-made for a dystopian world.
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Like many dystopian shows before it, the fictionalized world of "Leila" reflects some of the harsh realities of modern society.
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To me, that seems transparently dystopian — not that the world is bad, but that nobody cares anymore about fixing it.
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Sending the "hologram" of a dead rockstar on tour sounds a lot more bizarre and dystopian than it actually is.
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One Amazon worker spoke to Vox's Chavie Lieber about their experience with brutal hours, dystopian surveillance systems, and inhumane policies.
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You know you're living inside a dystopian movie plotline when you can't even go to the theater and watch one.
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The Bad Batch is a neo-dystopian picaresque set in a wasteland outside Texas that the US has officially disavowed.
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Having Russell there offering humanity and humor to punctuate the darkness of this supremely dystopian environment is a fantastic choice.
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In a few thousand words, Tim Urban details the possibly dystopian — but absolutely concrete — ways A.I. will change the world.
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About 150,600 displaced persons now call Greece home, living in dystopian camps on the mainland and some of the islands.
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"Blade Runner" presented a dystopian metropolis in which robots are used as slave labor and sport fantastic punk couture outfits.
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Her 2011 collection, "Life on Mars," which won the Pulitzer, is inflected with dystopian themes and tropes from science fiction.
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Ms. Warren's fake ad was clever; it underscored the increasingly dystopian, manipulated, noisy, ugly digital mess that is social media.
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Republican leaders instead promote silly conspiracy theories, like the "cornucopia of dystopian, dishonest and discredited data" President Trump offered yesterday.
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Smart doorbells can protect homeowners' front yards — but they also invoke dystopian scenarios of 24/7 surveillance on every street.
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When they're done, you will not recognize the aging, mouth-frothing, business-destroying commie from Ben and Jerry's dystopian dairy.
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The creators of Cards Against Humanity are back for their annual Black Friday stunt, and this one is delightfully dystopian.
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It is a tale of an innocent animal's perseverance in the wake of a dystopian disaster wrought from human greed.
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President Trump's dystopian Inaugural Address describing "American carnage" was a set piece that began a predefined evolution of his rhetoric.
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In the emails, Miller promotes a notoriously racist French novel that paints a dystopian picture of immigrants as subhuman hordes.
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"Hipster spawn" would be the only survivors of this dystopian future because, what do hipsters like more than something retro?
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In the dystopian series, women forced into surrogacy are made to wear a similar outfit -- except with much longer hemlines.
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I seem to encounter a new dystopian teen show from somewhere in the world every time I turn on Netflix.
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That's the question a new novel, "The Water Cure," tries to answer, joining a growing wave of dystopian feminist fiction.
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Hearing it live, it's impossible to shake that; it's brash and dystopian, existing in a different universe to its peers.
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But I'm curious what your dystopian touchstones are, and whether you think they succeed in telling the story they intend.
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There are surely more complications involved with this form of AI, but it's not the stuff of dystopian science fiction.
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Miller, bending the comic book rules of time and space, makes Batman an older man living in dystopian Gotham City.
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Hulu's Handmaid's Tale uses actual dialogue sparingly, because saying the wrong thing can mean certain death in its dystopian society.
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Mika Rottenberg explores capitalist banality through video and installations centering international labor's "invisible people," using grotesque renderings of dystopian kitsch.
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The realities of our daily lives are evident in every strong response to Black Mirror's latest offering, from those who claim the comparatively upbeat endings of episodes like "USS Callister" do the series and its original gloom a disservice, to those who believe dystopian fiction is useless to a populace living a dystopian reality.
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Either we're looking at a freakish anomaly here or the beginnings of a dystopian dining future I don't want to contemplate.
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The cover looks like it could've been produced today, with dystopian imagery that calls to mind terrorism and environmental disasters alike.
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He's that handsome guy who isn't Miles Teller from the young adult dystopian sci-fi series that isn't The Hunger Games.
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The player-controlled Isaac is strapped into some ghastly dystopian contraption, his bulbous, juicy, quivering eyeballs darting around in a panic.
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It seems like children-being-raised-by-AI should happen at the end of the dystopian arc, not the bare beginning.
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The dystopian view holds that all those vehicles will put some 5 million truckers, cabbies, and other drivers out of work.
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Much like digital artists Nivanh Chanthara and Fred Rambaud, Prentis has created a complete and eccentric dystopian universe through his illustrations.
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Everything is taken at face value in the doc, painting an image of Iran that's far more dystopian than the reality.
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Falling somewhere between ancient myth and nightmare, Bock creates a dystopian urban environment, that in many ways mirrors present day reality.
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Whether imagined on television or in darkened theaters, alt-histories are, on average, built with a dystopian premise at the center.
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But for now, the platform looks like an artifact from a dystopian universe where the alt-right completely took over Twitter.
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" Hollywood website The Wrap called the movie "a glossy muddle" while Britain's Guardian newspaper said it was "a vanilla dystopian romance.
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No one can because Casebere's photographs represent moments of stasis that in turn suspend the viewer between dystopian and utopian fantasies.
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It is so inescapable that it's almost a cliche to say at this point, but the world feels ghoulish and dystopian.
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As a screenwriter, I feels like this is a dystopian future where a computer is judging the merits of a screenplay.
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That ought to go a ways toward fulfilling any sort of near future dystopian fantasies one might have for the assistant.
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With dystopian fear and fierce warmth, Rindon Johnson's book, illustrated by Ser Serpas, is an evocative encounter between image and text.
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The teaser builds on the first trailer for the show, focusing on the role of the Handmaids in this dystopian future.
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The Dystopia Project is Mashable's ongoing book series reflecting on what dystopian fiction has to tell us under a Trump administration.
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Were Jose Mourinho to be living in this dystopian future, he'd be getting an absolute slating in the boardroom right now.
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Past all the fearsome isolation of Gilead, there are other principles of cultic systems on full display in Hulu's dystopian tale.
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The Darkest Minds is a dystopian adventure in which 98% of the world's children have been wiped out from a pandemic.
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From there, Ellie slinks through a dark, dystopian forest full of dead bodies hanging from trees or impaled on whatever's handy.
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But at times Trump's dystopian vision of the country's manufacturing landscape goes way too far, as it did during Wednesday's debate.
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The four-part series published in 1986 saw an older Batman don the cowl in a dystopian version of Gotham City.
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At its height, The Kowloon Walled City, which was demolished in 1993, was perhaps the most dystopian portrait of urban living.
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Eckersley and Conway's main concern is with the nature of self-incrimination, which could fit into any number of dystopian futures.
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What that change looks like is up to us, whether we #Resist and whether we build toward a non-dystopian future.
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Remember all those dystopian sci-fi scenarios where virtual billboards cover every surface and holographic advertising mascots start yelling at you?
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The sort of poppy, friendly bright quality as opposed to the cold, formal black and white, symmetrical dystopian qualities of it.
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"We're doing more optimistic episodes and stories, rather than just dystopian and negative ones," co-creator Charlie Brooker told the NYT.
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While the previous sentence is straight out of a piece of dystopian fiction, it's real, and now I want to die.
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They are so angry that the dystopian government under which they live needs to give them regular outlets for their rage.
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It was going to be the next step towards a Her-like future, only with fewer dystopian notes and more magic.
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But perhaps the utopian rather than dystopian construct is not only more appealing, but also more relevant in this global community.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Everyone's favorite dystopian tech-anxiety anthology series Black Mirror has returned with six new episodes.
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This improbable architecture, made out of practical necessities, could be ruins of a derelict civilization or elements of a dystopian landscape.
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In the dystopian future our current reality, your smart TV might spy on you or let someone else spy on you.
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The other direction is more dystopian, where digital money is used for surveillance and control, and people don't have physical cash.
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The Dystopia Project is Mashable's book series looking at what dystopian fiction has to teach us in our new political climate.
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It's not all dystopian: the documents released by the NRO also imply that Sentient can make satellites more efficient and productive.
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From the uncomfortable cover art through to the final track, Eat the Elephant is permeated by a dystopian hunger for change.
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When Google first showed the below clip at its hardware event earlier this month, the whole thing felt a bit dystopian.
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Alexis Bledel takes on the role of Ofglen in the chilling retelling of the dystopian Margaret Atwood novel, The Handmaid's Tale.
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"We show a dystopian world where the violence became casual and serves to entertain the crowd," Brenner tells The Creators Project.
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Beyond the ideology, They Live remains relevant not because of its dystopian ideas, but because of the simple solution to them.
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This Wednesday, April 26, the dystopian series based on the Margaret Atwood novel of the same name finally premieres on Hulu.
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The sequel is set several decades after the original film, which depicted a futuristic, dystopian vision of Los Angeles in 2019.
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The "People You May Know" feature is just one of the platform's tools that seem straight out of your dystopian nightmares.
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Schlafly's dystopian feminist landscape has more or less come into being, and feminists are continuing to make it even more expansive.
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Shettler: Sometimes I think I've read so much dystopian speculative literature that I see ghosts of the future walking amongst us.
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"Logan" is set in the future -- it's 2029 -- but it's only dystopian, really, for the genetically superior offshoot known as mutants.
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Part of what drew me to The Bunker was experiencing a different take on the dystopian shelters from the Fallout series.
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The city will be just as dystopian at the end as the beginning, ready for the start of the next story.
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New technology from Purdue University computer science researchers has made this dystopian prospect a reality in a new paper published today.
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What is happening in America is a return to the mid-1980s rather than a leap into some lethal, dystopian future.
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According to Pizza Hut's CES announcement, we've got about two years to prepare for our automated pizza delivery truck dystopian future.
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People aren't people, per this dystopian view of labor, but rather vectors for productivity that should be eliminated if need be.
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As of Tuesday, George Orwell's dystopian novel 22017, published in 63, rose to No. 26 on Amazon's best-selling books list.
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Atwood's seminal text, first published in 1986, hangs like a specter over all the feminist dystopian novels that have followed it.
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That difference is crucial for understanding how America's feelings about itself have changed since the height of the YA dystopian wave.
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It became the home of cheap cash grabs that didn't understand what made the dystopian fantasy compelling in the first place.
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This twisting, cluttered design suggests a dystopian model railway built by someone with a fondness for Dumpster diving and conspiracy theory.
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Scientists' warnings have also become more dire in recent years, their worst-case scenarios reading more like dystopian fiction than reality.
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He played Neo, also known as "The One" who'll bring peace to a dystopian future, in "The Matrix" trilogy (1999 - 2003).
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Trump did offer a pretty dystopian vision of America, brimming with criminals, terrorists, global chaos, a hemorrhage of jobs and prosperity.
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Yes, dystopian hellscapes are all the rage in fiction these days — but The 100 is far from being a tired take.
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It presented a dystopian, industrial version of Los Angeles with dreary weather, humanlike robots and people living in outer space colonies.
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The answer to that question depends on what you define as an effective episode of Charlie Brooker's technophobic, dystopian anthology series.
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She became interested in the topic while reading Feed, a young adult dystopian novel by M.T. Anderson, when she was 13.
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In this story, C.H. Rissy, a 17 year old from Georgia, envisions a dystopian future ruled by a Trump-like figure.
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This last thing, the slow circling of all-seeing Cessna aircraft, gets dystopian bonus points for having been conducted in secret.
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The result is two short dystopian science fiction films called Adam: The Mirror and Adam: The Prophet, both directed by Blomkamp.
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When the third season of the dystopian anthology series Black Mirror appeared on Netflix last week, one episode immediately stood out.
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