Sometimes Cyberpunk means the blending of ancient tradition and modern technology
Sometimes Cyberpunk means the blending of ancient tradition and modern technology
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Cyberpunk fans when screen:
I don’t really see it, tbh.
Big TV = Cyberpunk ???
thats what i call doomerpunk
I often wonder why religion isn’t used more often in Cyberpunk settings. Technology can also be an opiate of the masses.
That quote comes from Marx. I know he’s controversial. But he said it because religion is often used to cover up the suffering caused by political structures. Tech does the same damn thing. It makes your miserable existence under oligarchs a little easier. Forcing you to comply and accept over time.
No.
But this picture reminds me of that famous one in the “poluted” (because it wasn’t actually polution iirc) China city with the blue sky billboard. The juxtaposition of the washed out backgrounds and more vivid LCD screen is quite striking.
[This one](https://www.reddit.com/r/VaporwaveAesthetics/comments/3w2zd5/beijing_sky_on_led_billboard/)
I thought St. Peter was holding a cell phone.
No it does not. Cyberpunk is not ancient meets future. Cyberpunk , focuses on themes of societal decay, corporate dominance, cybernetics, hacking, and rebellion. While I think the juxtaposition of this image is cool in contrast, it does not fit the theme of Cyberpunk.
This isn’t cyberpunk
That’s just a fucking screen bro
OP is stuck is the 40s, a TV is wild to him. Help him