I wrote about how Bo Burnham's 'Inside' has become a curious time capsule that unintentionally demonstrates exactly where and how we went wrong:

jasonpargin.substack.com/p/in-which-i...

Can't believe I went from an app that made thirst traps of Luigi, to this

This idea is on the right track, but it's not exactly correct.

Cyberpunk as a literary genre is the political argument that any and all crime against technofascist oligarchs is morally justified, because in the words of William Gibson, "the exceedingly rich are no longer even remotely human."