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[Description] Cyberpunk was a speculation about the future when it happened, but now its an ahistoric vision of the early 21st century as seen from the 1980s, and the fiction seems less about our actual future, and more about a certain aesthetic of human interaction with technology. Is all near future fiction doomed to the same fate? Is it inevitable that technological speculation becomes outdated by real developments, and is this failure of futurism what encourages aesthetic retro-technological movements such as steampunk in fiction? [Name] 
The Dark future that never was
And Ye Shall Know Us By Our Trail of Web -
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