>30,000 years in the future
>people still care about income
Yeah...I bet
30,000 years in the future
John Barnes
Jacob Johnson
Spice is so much more than that
Jaxson Clark
>far future with space travels
>currency called "credits"
Eli Cox
For me? It’s Electric Dreams
Samuel Wood
They still have Jews brother
Wyatt Sanchez
Resource scarcity wasn't magically eliminated, so why wouldn't they?
Nathaniel Ross
what would the jew planet be called?
Cameron Adams
Jewpiter
Aaron Ross
I could never get through the last (real) Dune book. I liked the other ones but that last one was a drag
Parker Lee
>implying people wouldn't monetize and control space magic.
Juan Peterson
to get filtered while almost at the end, what a cruel fate
Cameron Morris
kek
Blake Edwards
>using sci-fi as a springboard for talking about contemporary problems
it's a simple concept, but it obviously eludes some
Eli Diaz
>IF YOU CONTROL THE SPICE, YOU CONTROL THE UNIVERSE
yeah its just about "income"
Oliver Cox
>I only care about one thing... income
>don't sell too fast I want the price stable
are literal lines in the flick
Jordan Wright
Yeah I keep on meaning to finish it but I didn’t care what was going on.
Sebastian Flores
Earth
Dominic Allen
It's always been about income retard. Income of any kind of resources. Resources are control and power.
Jason Gonzalez
there was also a cat that needed to be milk for a character to get his antidote
Dylan Gonzalez
>needed to be milk
milked
Joshua Taylor
In this case when spice is needed for consistently successful space travel it makes sense, i have heard that its not necessary for navigation as the fail rate rate isn't terrible but losing a few ships would still suck.
Isaiah Hughes
Begone lynchtranny.
Jonathan Sanchez
>IF YOU CONTROL THE SPICE YOU CONTROL THE UNIVERSE
>UNTIL SOMEONE DEVELOPS AN COMPUTER THAT CAN CALCULATE WARP JUMPS AGAIN, AT WHICH POINT UR FUCT LMAO
10/10 worldbuilding Frank Herbert was a genius
Jonathan Cruz
Based retard