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*The “the giant” aside/monologue (need to grab it) | *The “the giant” aside/monologue (need to grab it) | ||
* '''A good cautionary tale''' (not outright "don't do that) '''as OSE goes into marketing, and grows as a company''' | * '''A good cautionary tale''' (not outright "don't do that) '''as OSE goes into marketing, and grows as a company''' | ||
* '''A lot of this is in end of season 1/all of season 2 fyi''' | |||
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Revision as of 12:24, 30 May 2020
Basics
- A series from ~2020
- Is on many things but mainly:
- Big Pharma (albeit inflated due to sci-fi ness, and being a VERY complex issue)
- Military Industrial Complex (ditto, also more corruption/ethic side)
- Secrecy in big government and corperate areas (both buzzwords)
- In/Neo sincerity in big government and corperate areas
- Emotional Manipulation in big government and corperate areas ESPECIALLY marketing / psa's / pr
- Sort of shows how companies can "loose that spark"
- It’s like a gravity assist, if used right it helps significantly to get you where you need to be, if you dip in too far and get sucked in, you crash
- It also uses brutalism to relate the authoritarianism of modern capitalism to the authoritarianism of many places that used brutalism (USSR, etc)
- The “the giant” aside/monologue (need to grab it)
- A good cautionary tale (not outright "don't do that) as OSE goes into marketing, and grows as a company
- A lot of this is in end of season 1/all of season 2 fyi