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Filmfromwww.theguardian.com3 months agoThe definition of a classic': Kazuo Ishiguro's Never Let Me Go at 20'Never Let Me Go' appeals to students due to its themes of youth, innocence, and friendship, highlighting the bittersweet nature of life.
Digital lifefromThe Nation3 months agoScience Fiction Predicted the Rise of the Tech Bro OligarchyThe second Trump administration features unprecedented tech influence, mirroring elements of dystopian fiction.
Digital lifefromDatebook | San Francisco Arts & Entertainment Guide4 months agoLaila Lalami's 'Dream Hotel' imagines a future of total surveillanceTechnological surveillance in daily life raises questions about privacy and individual rights.
Marketing techfromThe Drum1 month agoDoes the future of advertising have to be dystopian?Advertising's future resembles dystopian predictions, fueled by an obsession with personalization.Media reflects deep societal concerns about the impact of pervasive advertising.
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