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Still Lost. Tales from the Year 2080
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- Nombre de pages336
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-593-51364-4
- EAN9780593513644
- Date de parution01/09/2026
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurPenguin Books
Résumé
From the beloved creator of the wildly popular Sam O'Nella Academy YouTube channel, an irreverent and timely science fiction collection that offers a wry look at the not-so-distant futureSam A. Miller, the creator behind Sam O'Nella Academy, has spent ten years teaching his 4.8 million subscribers about the past and the present. Here, he turns towards fiction-and the future.A hyper advanced alien race seemingly solves all existential threats-no climate change, no nuclear weapons, no singularity crisis...and yet, in crisis we remain.
Because humans are their own existential threat in the not dys- or u-topian, but simply "topian" world of this interconnected collection: In "Four Little Words" scientists discover the shocking truth about grass. In "Eggs For Roman, " a baboon with human intelligence gets cyberbullied. And in "Beat, " a young man must save his own life from the music that's taken it hostage. Often funny and always profound, Still Lost bends reality just enough for it to become a mirror and takes its readers on a daring and strange ride-an ultra-timely, sardonic collection that feasts on the follies and earnest absurdities of humanity.
Because humans are their own existential threat in the not dys- or u-topian, but simply "topian" world of this interconnected collection: In "Four Little Words" scientists discover the shocking truth about grass. In "Eggs For Roman, " a baboon with human intelligence gets cyberbullied. And in "Beat, " a young man must save his own life from the music that's taken it hostage. Often funny and always profound, Still Lost bends reality just enough for it to become a mirror and takes its readers on a daring and strange ride-an ultra-timely, sardonic collection that feasts on the follies and earnest absurdities of humanity.



