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/cyb/erpunk general Anonymous 17/05/04(Thu)19:59 No. 16494 ID: b47205

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What is Cyberpunk?
It's complicated.

https://lainchan.jp/cyb/res/115.html#115
http://www.cyberpunkforums.com/viewtopic.php?id=361
https://www.reddit.com/r/Cyberpunk/wiki/about
https://www.neondystopia.com/what-is-cyberpunk/
http://www.cypunk.com/whatis.php
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberpunk

Cyberpunk Communities
https://8ch.net/cyber/
http://www.cyberpunkforums.com/
https://lainchan.jp/
https://boards.systemspace.link/
irc://irc.freenode.net/cyberpunk

Cyberpunk Media
https://lainchan.jp/radio.php
https://lainzine.neocities.org/
http://www.machetegirl.com/
https://www.neondystopia.com/
http://www.planetdamage.com/

Cyberpunk Resources
http://project.cyberpunk.ru/idb/index.html
http://project.cyberpunk.ru/lib/
https://ssd.eff.org/

Anonymous 17/05/17(Wed)02:30 No. 16503 ID: a58ad4

>>16494
Cyberpunk died when people started fetishizing dystopia. You all understand that cyberpunk is supposed to be a resistance movement, right? Now people are basically welcoming economic disparity and invasive surveillance with open arms. It's fucked.

Anonymous 17/05/18(Thu)02:23 No. 16504 ID: cfee17

>>16503
Cyberpunk died as a genre of fiction when it just because reality.

Anonymous 17/05/26(Fri)00:05 No. 16511 ID: ba7b9d

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>>16504
"Anything that can be done to a rat can be done to a human being."
As technology progresses that quote only becomes more and more horrifying. I am not looking forward to the future.

Anonymous 17/05/28(Sun)00:35 No. 16514 ID: 9132a1

>>16511
You can't fit a human being in a box that's slightly larger than a rat.
You can't impregnate a human with rat semen.

So there's at least two things you can do to a rat that you can't do to a human being.

Anonymous 17/06/01(Thu)20:53 No. 16516 ID: 1d7577

>>16514
>You can't fit a human being in a box that's slightly larger than a rat.
You can with a blender and a compressor.
>You can't impregnate a human with rat semen.
With current tech' you can but the cell dies almost immediately and fails to divide. With future tech' and unsanctioned gene splicing you most certainly can.

Anonymous 17/06/02(Fri)12:29 No. 16517 ID: 9132a1

>>16516
>You can with a blender and a compressor.
If you juicify a human being, it's no longer a human being, but a pile of watery gelatin with bone fragments thrown in.
Liquids are incompressible. Only gasses and plasmas can be compressed.
>With future tech' and unsanctioned gene splicing you most certainly can.
It wouldn't be rat semen, then. It would be genetically modified rat semen.

Anonymous 17/06/03(Sat)21:48 No. 16518 ID: 1d7577

>>16157
If you're going to argue semantics:

>>You can't fit a human being in a box that's slightly larger than a rat.
Bosavi woolly rat: 82cm 1.5kg
Kimberley Mueller: 26cm 0.3kg

>You can't impregnate a human with rat semen.
Rat (informant)
Definition:
one who reveals confidential information in return for money

Anonymous 17/06/04(Sun)18:02 No. 16519 ID: 9e6a0a

>>16518
>Bosavi woolly rat: 82cm 1.5kg
>Kimberley Mueller: 26cm 0.3kg
The Bosavi woolly rat belongs to Mallomys, not to Rattus, which is the genus the word "rat" refers to if not further specified.

>Rat (informant)
>Definition:
>one who reveals confidential information in return for money
Oh, I see. So when you say "rat", you really mean "snitch". That leaves me a bit confused as to why you'd bring up a species of non-human animal, all of which are incapable of snitching on anyone.
Also, the statement "anything that can be done to a snitch can be done to a human being" is either a) tautological, or b) undemonstrable. a) if the word "snitch" refers exclusively to humans; b) if it can also refer to non-human creatures that may capable of snitching at an unspecified point in the future.

Anonymous 17/06/06(Tue)10:30 No. 16520 ID: 21f956

shoo, shoo kalyjew

Anonymous 17/07/27(Thu)10:57 No. 16530 ID: a10255

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rtyrtyr 21/01/16(Sat)17:47 No. 17213 ID: eae170

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