Blade Runner was never meant to be, and what we can learn from its existence

The splinter in Ridley Scott's mind that became Blade Runner

Standing at the location which gave Ridley Scott the inspiration for Blade Runner, and the launch of the latest analytical series

Mother vs Mother

Selling your soul for the corporate dollar

characters, craft, theme and subtext

Once you become aware of the four loops, you will start to notice them in everything. In your immediate circle of family and friends, casual acquaintances, and even in the background characters in your life. Most importantly though, you’ll see them clearly in yourself.

As painful as the moment was, there was an important message within it:

The universe doesn’t give you what you want, but it does offer what you need - if you know where to look.

The fear of the unknown strengthened the loop, and a mentality was carved into the minds of those that huddled together: ‘Everything is fine in the cave.’ And that was true.

For a time.

You might not want to be a world champion boxer, or one of the trinity of the worlds greatest comedians. It’s important to be realistic. However, everyone has something that eats away at them.

Think of your heroes, those you look up to, aspire to be like. You admire them for their achievements, specifically how they overcame adversity and succeeded.

What if you could live in a cyberpunk world as the character of your choice?

What would be your reality?

An upcoming, interactive, fictional work.

Made in collaboration with @Doom City

what if we knew the story between Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049?

A video game inspired by the Blade Runner series, acting as a prequel to “Blade Runner Blackout 2022” the cyberpunk anime short film directed by Shinichiro Watanabe.

Game script written by More Mountains

What if your life depended on a presentation?

Could you deliver it?

What if you had the chance to be the greatest ever, but it cost more than money?

Would you pay the price?

What if you had a choice between: believing a lie, knowing the lie is not true, or knowing the truth but telling the lie?

Which would you choose?

What if you could confront that which sealed you in a room for your entire existence?

Would you want to know the truth?