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Lord Bucket
Lord Bucket
An internet regular since before the existence of this thing known today as "the web," Lord Bucket is a monthly contributor to cyberpunks.com who writes with a suspicious but hopeful eye to the future. Located in meatspace about 15 miles from the central sprawl of downtown Seattle, he has also written and produced content for a variety of very boring corporate masters that you probably don't care about. To all you plebs casually playing with your cellphones and mindlessly trying to live the life you were told to believe in, listen up: We live in interesting times, and the world of today will be gone in twenty years. Your parents, your college professors, and the media don't understand this, and almost everything they've taught you is wrong. If you don't want to become like one of the grandparents we used to laugh at for being scared of voicemail and unable to send an email, then instead pay attention to the world as it changes around you, and be ready to ride the wave.
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Until the 1990s, text was king. No surprise, given it took a full minute …
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Ubiquitous Japanese influence in semi-dystopian future literature has largely been fueled by real world …
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