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The publicity materials for the new Russian movie Generation P describe it as William Gibson meets William S. Burroughs. Which is a pretty bold claim. But with its strange drug trips, ancient conspiracies and computer-generated politicians, this weird satire of Yeltsin-era crony capitalism almost lives up to those two names. Almost.     In any case, there   enough c stanley cup leverness buried in Generation P   insanity to remind you of the masters 鈥?and to leave you with lingering flashes of paranoia. Spoilers ahead stanley cup  8230; Generation P is based on the 1999 novel by Victor Pelevin, which merges meditations on capitalism and adver stanley tumblers tising with copious drug use, Babylonian mythology and bizarre conspiracies. By all accounts, the novel is as much a philosophical text as it is a story with a clear plot. And the book is also pretty hard to summarize 鈥?but here goes. Babilen Tatarsky is a young poet who   broke after the fall of the Soviet Union, until he gets hired to work in advertising after the fall of the Soviet Union and discovers that everything is even more fake than you might have realized. The world of advertising depicted in the film doesn ;t even make sense as a twisted satire of advertising 鈥?it   literally absurdist, with the fake ads presented in the movie including decapitations, terrorist bombings and grotesque murder. The higher Tatarsky rises in the ranks of advertising execs, the less any of it makes sense and the more nightmarish and bizarre it a Ioav What Number Human Being Were You on Planet Earth
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Cgmm What it   s like to tear down an abandoned Japanese highway on a motorbike
The publicity materials for the new Russian movie Generation P describe it as William Gibson meets William S. Burroughs. Which is a pretty bold claim. But with its strange drug trips, ancient conspiracies and computer-generated politicians, this weird satire of Yeltsin-era crony capitalism almost lives up to those two names. Almost.     In any case, there   enough c stanley cup leverness buried in Generation P   insanity to remind you of the masters 鈥?and to leave you with lingering flashes of paranoia. Spoilers ahead stanley cup  8230; Generation P is based on the 1999 novel by Victor Pelevin, which merges meditations on capitalism and adver stanley tumblers tising with copious drug use, Babylonian mythology and bizarre conspiracies. By all accounts, the novel is as much a philosophical text as it is a story with a clear plot. And the book is also pretty hard to summarize 鈥?but here goes. Babilen Tatarsky is a young poet who   broke after the fall of the Soviet Union, until he gets hired to work in advertising after the fall of the Soviet Union and discovers that everything is even more fake than you might have realized. The world of advertising depicted in the film doesn ;t even make sense as a twisted satire of advertising 鈥?it   literally absurdist, with the fake ads presented in the movie including decapitations, terrorist bombings and grotesque murder. The higher Tatarsky rises in the ranks of advertising execs, the less any of it makes sense and the more nightmarish and bizarre it a Ioav What Number Human Being Were You on Planet Earth
Twitter, at long last, put ads in its stream today. Predictably, people are angry! But that   just dumb. It   good for Twitter, and it   good for you.     The basic idea is that short form ads, which it calls Promoted Tweets, will now appear in your timeline. They ;ll only appear from companies you follow. So, for example, if you follow Virgin America, you may see one of its Promoted Tweets. If you don ;t, you won ;t. You can banish them with just a click. It   quite smart and unobtrusive. Which hasn ;t stopped a lot of reactions from people who are threatening to qu water bottle stanley it or wondering if this will be the end of Twitter. Nonsense! Nonsense and poppycock. The only thing that kind of sucks about ads in Twitter is that they haven ;t been there since the get go. Twitter should have introduced ads back in 2008, before it totally tipped but after it was apparent that it was going to be a media force. The only reason people are resistant to timeline ads is because they are new. There is an ad on this page.  I hope!  It   why you can read my words. Ads are good. Ads are why stuff on the Inter stanley cup net is free. If services c stanley polska an ;t make money from ads, they have to charge for it. Ads in the Twitter stream ensure that the service will continue to thrive. They ensure that you ;ll be able to keep using it. Some pundits have argued that ads will disrupt the conversation, or otherwise break Twitter   flow. Have these people actuall