Snow Crash (Teil 1) und Anarchokapitalismus

from Sprawl Radio · host Alexander Schwiewager und Stephan Fasold

Willkommen im Sprawl! Oder sollte ich lieber sagen: Willkommen in Aleph Town, dem heißesten Hacker-Viertel im Metaversum. Bestellt euch eine Pizza, zieht eure Brillen an und lehnt euch zurück. Hier gibt es keine Clints oder Brandys, keine Larrys oder Wilsons sondern nur unsere körperlosen Stimmen und ein Babbel der Zungen. Also lasst eure Hypercards und Bitmaps liegen, packt eure Harpunen aus und hängt euch dran, denn wir nehmen euch mit auf dem schnellsten Weg in die Infocalypse! Außerdem erzählen wir euch den wahnsinnigen Traum vom Anarcho-Kapitalismus.

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