/lit/ - Literature

>>19848761
>grand statement on the future of the human race and / or human nature
Supposedly it has multiple grand statements to make. Ones about the intrusion of personal freedom, the consequences of advanced technology, or the human nature of war.
Workers living in pods, nothing belongs to them, not even their privacy. They belong to the corps holding their soul sucking contract.
Technology going to far. Humanity playing god with a multitude of things. Automated war, designer babies, that sort of thing.
Humans and their prehistoric lust for warfare has always been around and will linger. Next to nothing keeps our ape brains from wanting more by any means necessary or unnecessary. More territory, more resources, more and more.
Thanks for bringing this to light, I haven't thought about it one bit and it probably requires more thought after this. I kind of just pulled these out of the hat and may sound retarded, but it's a start.