Review of Crimes of the Future (2022) by Johndoe2014 — 20 Dec 2022

It's interesting. But if you want to make something profound it has to resonate on some level with human drives and wiring or social structures or something humanly relatable. There is never a sense of why anyone would want to mutilated themselves or care about extra organs.

All that human talent focused on something that seems silly, rather than actually satisfying some basic need.