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Round up for March 2018

Posted on April 14, 2018 (Updated on November 5, 2020) in State of Dystopia: Recap

16 news stories from March that are proof we are living in a cyberpunk future.

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Present Punk round-up for February 2018

Posted on March 16, 2018 (Updated on November 5, 2020) in State of Dystopia: Recap

The most cyberpunk stories of February 2018.

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Alexa’s Creepy Laughing

Posted on March 10, 2018 (Updated on May 9, 2020) in Documenting Dystopia

Amazon’s Alexa has been creepily laughing at consumers randomly.

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The 5 Most Cyberpunk Stories of 2017

Posted on February 8, 2018 (Updated on November 5, 2020) in State of Dystopia: Recap

There’s just so much news nowadays, and some things may slip through the cracks. You may have missed some things, so please let us make you feel even more stressed–here are the most cyberpunk stories of 2017.

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What is present punk?

Hello visitors! Present punk is the idea that we are either currently living in a cyberpunk dystopia, or that we are transitioning into one.

The first purpose of this blog is to curate a collection of all the news stories today that prove this idea, from the latest corporate takeovers to the newest tech innovations.

The second purpose is to reckon with dystopia becoming true, and probe more deeply into the why’s and the what-can-we-do’s.

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