The Confusion Over Cyberpunk

The relationship between media and cyber punk is incompatible with the generally accepted motion interpretation. Thanks to the underground movement, the philosophy of cyberpunk writers on the dark future of technology and human capabilities was lost. Whenever someone sees the age of information just about being born, they have no choice but to attach a "network" tag to it. When someone refers to the Internet or the World Wide Web, the only word that comes to mind is "Cyberspace". Our network is not synonymous with "web space" created by Neuromancer William Gibson, but this term is currently used to represent every virtual computer.

We named Cellarius Universe (CX) a cyberpunk story, but we are working hard to create a completely original and unique universe. Cyber ​​Punk is a product of the Web 0 era (and earlier). CX is one of the first franchise companies to focus on the arrival of the Web 0 era, with later Cyber ​​punk has a more balanced and realistic technology outlook. The subtypes we support focus on the social impact of block chains and cryptographic currencies, so it would be better to express them as "Blockpunk" - "Bloqpunk".

For fans of "Cyber ​​Punk", this is a well-known fact and not a word made by William Gibson who built this type of foundation. This word comes from the short story "Cyber ​​Punk" of Bruce Beske, published in "Fantastic Science Fiction Story" in November 1983. In many cases, subtypes start with typical ones and are not simply distinguished from other vaguely similar works, but they do not fully integrate what is present. As Gibson wrote "Burning Chrome" as I said ... "The street has found its own use." So why should we limit technology? What kind of technology is it? Techniques and methods of supernatural and mysterious practice rather than routine steel and plastic technology? Very mysterious and esoteric knowledge?