Follow-up questions - and what are all these other "-punks" - biopunk, steampunk, solarpunk, etc? Why are they all called -punk? And what is post-cyberpunk?
Follow-up questions - and what are all these other "-punks" - biopunk, steampunk, solarpunk, etc? Why are they all called -punk? And what is post-cyberpunk?
Punk refers to a particular technological aesthetic brought forward into science fiction. Steampunk is probably the most visually known of these to the general populace, featuring an advanced version of Victorian mechanical technology. Cyberpunk is based on a far future technological aesthetic, usually with a hefty mix of neo 80s fashion. Solarpunk is imagining a technological future of integration with the biosphere. I'm assuming biopunk would feature a future technology centered around manipulating biological organisms.
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We have Star Trek already
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That’s atompunk but you have few examples besides Star Trek and Meet The Robinsons I guess lol