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Where do I sign up, how do I help?
Just wanna recommend you “The Future” by Naomi Alderman
Cool. RuPaul and Mark Zuckerberg can enjoy tilling the soil together to harvest turnips after the apocalypse.
Hopefully, I’ll die in the initial nuclear blast.
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Does he have a doomsday bunker too?
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You don’t want to play fallout?
Only on a computer.
You’ve just spoiled the next fallout ending where it’s all billionaires in their domes sending out robots
Isn’t that BioShock?
Idk all I remember from bioshock is “booker catch!”
I mean, if the worst part of the apocalypse is you have to harvest turnips that doesn’t sound so bad to me.
I’d say the worst part would be dying painfully of sepsis after you cut your finger because there are no antibiotics.
As a person who has had (in the last week) three shots and a series of oral antibiotics because of a small-looking but very angry infection in my index finger from a splinter(!) that has required two trips to the doctor to (NSFL) squeeze out the pus, I can understand this. Sepsis ain’t no joke and can come from the most minor wounds.
No no they’re going galt. It’s not the same as taking their ball and going home and it’s totally not childish and ignorant at all, nope.
Same here … I’m planning on just taking a lawn chair onto my rooftop and watch the nuclear blast up close. And if I survive the explosion, just watch humanity fall apart around me until someone murders me.
Douglas Rushkoff shared a story in his book Survival of the Richest: Escape Fantasies of the Tech Billionaires …
When Douglas Rushkoff was invited to speak to a group of mega-rich tech elite at a private desert resort, he thought he’d come fully prepared.
He was wrong.
Rushkoff, an author, theorist and professor at the City University of New York, had been asked to present an address on “the future of technology”.
For his services, Rushkoff was offered an exorbitant fee — about a third of his annual professor’s salary — along with flights and a three-hour limo ride to the mystery location.
“[When I arrived], instead of bringing me out onto a stage, they brought these five guys into this green room where I was getting ready. And they said, ‘this is it’,” he tells ABC RN’s The Drawing Room.
The small group was from the “upper echelon of the tech investing and hedge fund world” and at least two were billionaires.
Initially, Rushkoff was peppered with a few innocuous questions.
“They asked me all the typical questions that tech investors ask, like, ‘what’s better, Bitcoin or Ethereum? Virtual reality or augmented reality?’” he says.
But then the real conversation started. It became clear why Rushkoff had been summoned to the desert.
“How do I maintain authority over my security force after ‘the event’?” one of the men asked.
The rest of the story is here.
RuPaul and Ron Paul Walk into a bunker. They never come out.
