Bad company: science fiction, the “evil” corporation…and the day job converge

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Mostly my work blog and my personal blog don’t converge, but this time they did. I wrote this today after seeing “Moon” a few nights ago. The conversation is also continuing on my Facebook page (not the Gordath Wood page, but my personal Facebook page). Please feel free to join in here or friend me on Facebook (just mention this blog).

Why do evil corporations make such great science fiction villains?

Bad company: science fiction and the “evil” corporation

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