Testament
Até o Murilão quer ler a nova história de Douglas Rushkoff que está saindo pela Vertigo. O gibi é o fino da bossa!

" "The premise of Testament and the premise for Testament are two very different things," Rushkoff said. "The premise of Testament?at least as much of it as I'm willing to give away at this point?is that we're moving into a new kind of fascism that it has its roots in some very old patterns of thought and behavior.

"Testament takes place in a world that looks very much like ours ? except for the fact that corporate interests run the government, the draft is being reinstated, terrorism is being used as a pretext for population control, the medias has become a highly controlled propaganda space, all university research is funded in one way or another by military interests, citizens are being tracked by RFID implants, money has become a kind of thought virus that people actually believe in and...wait a minute, that is pretty close to the way things really are!

"Our main story follows a group of renegades who refuse to submit to the cultural program. They use alchemy, computer networking, media hacking, and a bit of sex magick to see behind the illusions and fight against the powers that mean to eliminate novelty and free will from the human equation.

"What they slowly come to realize, however, is that these battles have been fought before. Each of their trials has a corollary in the narratives described in the Bible. Does this mean the Bible really happened? Or what? "
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