Have you seen "Brazil", I mean many of the things that happen in that movie are happening today, so if you think about it we are closer to a semi-dystopia that you would think.
China.george144 said:Do you have access to the internet? Then your not living in a dystopia.
This.Good morning blues said:There is no line between "okay" and "dystopia." If you feel like the world oppresses you, you're living in a dystopia.
I gotta say, there aren't many -dystopias- like that at all. What you've got right there is a post apocalyptic world.Spudgun Man said:Are there piles of corpses outside the window that you call lunch?
Are there large groups of evil looking dogs prowlingthe area around you eating anything that moves?
Is the ground beneath your feet baked hard?
I could continue, but at the moment including all the doom and gloom the world is a pretty cheery place.
LMAO true that. Those crazy Geordies.DannyBoy451 said:I'd call North Korea a dystopia...and Newcastle.
Pretty much this. If your username is a nod to Leadbelly, you're awesome.Good morning blues said:There is no line between "okay" and "dystopia." If you feel like the world oppresses you, you're living in a dystopia.