Writer, Photo-taker and Film-Maker. Lecturing in Film and Television. Studying Practice based PhD in Science Fiction Film funded by AHRC and TECHNE
Contributor I
End Game: An act of genocide or an agent for change.Analyse existentialism and Thanos as a free and responsible agent of change through his own genocidal acts in the name of environmentalism, make a comparison to the environmental concerns we face today and if Thanos was right in his efforts to decrease or eliminate the population.
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Published | Has social media destroyed a our relationships or empowered them?Analyse the facets of human relationships. Do we know our friends or a version of them?
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A Life Measured: The Parasitic Nature Of Capitalist Dystopia | |
Made the hair prick on the back of my neck. I have read some awful experiences of both women and men in prison and the lack of humanity and rehabilitation. It seems there are no second first impressions and people are treated like animals. No wonder people reoffend and are haunted by the fight for survival in a place where its second nature to disregard another human being. 🙁 | A Life Measured: The Parasitic Nature Of Capitalist Dystopia |
I am in agreement here. When decisions are made by men for the whole and have enforced gender roles on society since forever, there is only one ruling force and that is the patriarchy. Men do have it bad at times, you’re right. However, it is men making those decisions for other men. Women also have occupational hazards. Especially those in the sex industry, which is frequented by a prominent male cast. Women are left without rights, access to healthcare, safety or the benefits of what a “normal” job might have. Its hypocrisy. Nurses and care workers also have hazardous jobs where they are beaten and abused and if you look at the way rape is used as a weapon of war and how women are abused in the military its enough to put anyone off applying. Not that women haven’t. In fact they have petitioned to be on the front line. As have many female journalists and foreign correspondents. | A Life Measured: The Parasitic Nature Of Capitalist Dystopia |
So true and such a shame that the first thing government go for in these terrible times are the repealing of human rights. How can a government say women have equal rights when they don’t have ownership over their own bodies and family planning. Its beyond me. | A Life Measured: The Parasitic Nature Of Capitalist Dystopia |
Its very true. He has become so powerful and dangerous. His relentless repealing of human rights acts and access to healthcare has taken the country back by years. He falls for everything and stands for nothing that benefits the population apart from the small few who do not need it. Obama may have had his flaws like all presidents but generally things change for the better moving forward. I don’t think anyone can say the same for Trump he is one of our present day dystopias in leadership. | A Life Measured: The Parasitic Nature Of Capitalist Dystopia |
I love to see how remakes unfold. Now and again they are better than the original and can surprise you. I will be watching Mulan as soon as its released. Its one of mine and my sisters favourite Disney films. The female lead was a fighter and someone we could identify with. She had strength and gusto. The article was really interesting, especially reading about the back story and original intensions. It was a great read the first time around and I enjoyed revisiting for a second viewing. Cant wait to see it with some context behind the remake. Many Thanks 😀 | Disney's Mulan is NOT a Musical & Why that Makes it a Superior Remake |
This is it exactly. It’s diversion tactics and somewhat of a ploy to gain funding or sway policy to help advance areas of industry at speed when we should be taking due care not to rush and be sure what we are doing will not backfire later on. | Artificial Intelligence and The Robotic Red Herring |
Very much so. The rate in which jobs are being replaced especially those with manual labour. We will always need a human eye and will most definitely gain jobs in coding and such. It’s really thinking about the ethical implications of replacing a workforce, on the one hand it could be utopia giving humans more free time, or, it could jeopardise our whole infrastructure. Either way the political system will be swaying to the profit of the capitalist economy, it’s a sorry state of affairs. | Artificial Intelligence and The Robotic Red Herring |
Thank you for all of your comments. They are very much appreciated and food for thought in my ongoing research 😀