The Horror of Dystopia Revealed by Neuromancer

When William Gibson's future novel "Neuro-cartographer" was first announced, the technology that could reach the level of complexity he explained seemed to be far apart. After that, science fiction movies repeatedly expanded this theme and drew anxiety about enterprises dominated by aliens, artificial machinery, and artificial intelligence and the fear of paranoia. Neuromancer brings us to cyber punk subculture, an immoral society's distro pier, which is dominated by abstract power.

In a computer punk novel similar to William Gibson's most famous work "Nervous Rover", the hero is often a hacker, a cultural rebel and the background is usually a recent distopia (traditional science fiction novel It is not a distant galaxy like. ) In most computer puncture works, the plot develops mainly on the hero against an unfair social order caused by rapid technological change.

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