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  1. Big Prizes and Population Control Await Fortuna's Contestants [Fortuna]

    io9.com » io9 - Oct 8, 2008

    Winners of reality shows like American Idol may go home with a ticket to fame and fortune, or risk disappointment, heartbreak, and public humiliation. But could any prize convince contestants to risk death? In upcoming

    Also tagged: film, game, economics, thriller, fortuna, freddy rodriguez, domenic monaghan

  2. Could You Live in a World Without Women? [Triviagasm]

    io9.com » io9 - Oct 7, 2008

    With the Y: The Last Man film coming in 2010, we’ll soon get a big-screen treatment of Brian K. Vaughan’s world without men. All-female societies are not uncommon in science fiction, from culturally advanced utopias to

    Also tagged: top, male, female, gender, utopia, triviagasm, single gender

  3. Welcome to Your New City, Where You Will Live in Stacked Boxes [Concept Art]

    io9.com » io9 - Sep 25, 2008

    This image of a future city, created by Icelandic concept designer B. Börkur Eiríksson, feels to me like some anachronistic mashup of impressionist art and science fiction. The people in their hats and bonnets look

    Also tagged: war, concept art

  4. Future Dystopias Where Conservatives Have Won [Right-wing Dystopias]

    io9.com » io9 - Sep 24, 2008

    What's the worst that can happen if you vote Republican in November? Science fiction has the answer, with a wealth of stories about right-wing policies taken to their most horrendous extremes. We already recounted the

    Also tagged: top, gawker, william gibson, philip k dick, robert heinlein, margaret atwood, robert a heinlein, dystopian futures, dystopias, walter jon williams, right wing dystopias

  5. The Past and Future of Economic Dystopia [Mega Capitalism]

    io9.com » io9 - Sep 16, 2008

    Yesterday marked the beginning of a new era of economic dystopia — at least, if the stock market is any guide. Former U.S. Federal Reserve chief Alan Greenspan called the current stock market freefall a

    Also tagged: top, economics, stock market, futurism, mega capitalism

  6. Satellite Images Reveal Exact Nature of Destruction in Georgia [Surveillance]

    io9.com » io9 - Sep 10, 2008

    One of the unintended consequences of having constant satellite surveillance over every centimeter of the globe is that it's easy to see how governments screw up. Here is a UNOSAT image from a report on the damage done

    Also tagged: politics, maps, war, georgia, surveillance

  7. A City Prepared for Disaster Is a City that Looks to the Future [Hurricane]

    io9.com » io9 - Sep 2, 2008

    Back in May, there were reports that the rebuilt levees in New Orleans were still leaking, despite the fact that storm season had nearly arrived. One example of a leaker was this one, a levee along the Industrial Canal

    Also tagged: new orleans, hurricane, disaster, hurricane gustav

  8. Frog Deaths Are A Harbinger of "Sixth Mass Extinction" on Earth [Apocalypse]

    io9.com » io9 - Aug 13, 2008

    Frogs and other amphibians lived through several mass extinctions on Earth over the past 250 million years, surviving the dinosaur wipeout and the most recent Ice Age. But now, say scientists this week in the

    Also tagged: science, biology, amphibians, apocalypse, frogs, catastrophe, environmental disaster

  9. Frog Deaths Are Harbinger of "Sixth Mass Extinction" on Earth [Apocalypse]

    io9.com » io9 - Aug 12, 2008

    Frogs and other amphibians lived through several mass extinctions on Earth over the past 250 million years, surviving the dinosaur wipeout and the most recent Ice Age. But now, say scientists this week in the

    Also tagged: science, biology, amphibians, apocalypse, frogs, catastrophe, environmental disaster

  10. The Future of Futurism

    paleo-future.blogspot.com » Paleo-Future - Aug 6, 2008

    A June 29, 2006 Slate piece by Reihan Salam reflects on futurism and had some fascinating insights. An excerpt appears below. Even so, it's not fair to say that all futurism is misguided. Just most of it. In his 1976

    Also tagged: slate, 1970s, pessimism, futurism, club of rome, paul ehrlich

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