Episodes of "Black Mirror" in the Prehistoric World
Episodes of "Black Mirror" in the Prehistoric World
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The relationship between agriculture and slavery would like a word.
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Reminds me of this old gem:
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"What if there's too much fire?" remains surprisingly relevant.
Though I guess we do have bigger expectations of what's too much fire, given regular events.
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Some people don't seem to realize that Black Mirror is not a deep exploration of how far technology can go, but a deep exploration of how far the writers' anxiety and pessimism can go.
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I'd argue the tech is never the problem - it's always "how can a bad corporation/government make this neat idea a dystopian nightmare?"
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Wait, so the rich are the problem?
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I’d argue that little autonomous murder robots are never a good thing, no matter who uses them.
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I'm worried that rich people watch black mirror and think: hey, that's a good idea.
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Like how russia saw the robot dog and was like "It just needs an mounted RPG"
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If it's built it will be used for evil. It's simple. That's why so many people insist on trying to make sure certain things aren't built.
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Ah, yes, the turn-undesirables-into-monsters-o-vision. If only it were used for good!
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I'm just pretty impressed by the stone age guy drawing 25 cave paintings per second on top of all the writing (before it's even invented) to produce Black Mirror (before Mirrors are invented) with the technology at the time.
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Bear go in cave and man come out
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