Globalism shouldnât be a bad word
The most notable impact of globalism isnât violent coups or assassinationsâitâs interdependency.
Our â1984,â George Orwellian future may be closer than we think
I honestly believe that we are indeed living in a war-mongered, brainwashed, surveillance heavy society, but not nearly to the degree of Orwellâs famous book.
BC premier reveals she is robot
âI canât believe I was right all along,â Richard Jacobs, conspiracy theorist
New Westminster resident on his way to the moon
âWhen all that is between you and outer space is a couple of inches of metal, well,â Ray Edgar, moon immigrant
Douglas College announces new asteroid mining program
âA chimpanzee could do it,â Tamara Mbebo, asteroid miner
Robots receive human rights protections
âGiving them the same rights as human beings is ridiculous,â Trevor Danvers, president Blood and Bone, Vancouver chapter
Wild salmon extinct
âIâve lost four cousins to farm salmon,â Dave Michell, Wetâsuwetâen fisherman
The future of storytelling
Could you imagine if you were able to explore the setting of your favourite novel all around you while reading the book?
Dystopic utopia
Utopia, as defined by my good friend Merriam-Webster, is ââŚa place of ideal perfection especially in laws, government, and social condition.
The student’s future
That shiny new degree tells employers that you know a few things, but more importantly, it tells them that you know how to buckle down and work towards something for multiple years.