2026-11-01T22:13:51Z https://nostr.now SCfastpicket https://nostr.now/npub1d8d6rdpk6x60u9tc7nc67yspxvejhgwsxpelu75aqqeg5vadkskq9usllk https://media.universeodon.com/accounts/avatars/110/686/669/470/031/729/original/98433e9f73a79f2f.png https://media.universeodon.com/accounts/avatars/110/686/669/470/031/729/original/98433e9f73a79f2f.png https://nostr.now/nevent1qqsrxt9d0n3ha5l5rf45m8fd7hlmlvsfqmaym5j6gqpn7ke9taff74qzyp5ahgd5xmgmfls40r60rtcjqyenx2ap6qc88ln6n5qr9z3n4k6zcv2ur32 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqsxmhun6nz6wtllk05rxus5p9a37x8x7fglvf4r2p6z3dznquwtrescf7vul'>nevent1q…7vul</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>Ministry for the Future, by Kim Stanley Robinson. <br/>Engagingly and optimistically approaches some deep questions: How might social media be reformed if people owned their attention equity? How would banking need to be reshaped for a decarbonize future? Could you pump the water from under glaciers to slow their slide into the sea? Would geo engineering and eco terrorism play a role? <br/>It’s no Monk and Robot (which I loved). Much darker, but grounded in our reality and hopeful. 2026-07-06T20:53:21Z