Smart Gulag: Megacities on the Move | Forum for the Future
Megacities on the Move – Plannedopolis – 2010 | Forum for the Future
In a world of fossil fuels and expensive energy, the only solution is tightly planned and controlled urban transport.
Megacities on the Move – Sprawlville – 2010 | Forum for the Future
The city is dominated by fossil fuel-powered cars. The elite still gets around, but most urban dwellers face poor transport infrastructure.
Megacities on the Move – Renewabad – 2010 | Forum for the Future
The world has turned to alternative energy, and high-tech, clean, well-planned transport helps everyone get around.
Megacities on the Move – Communicity – 2010 | Forum for the Future
The world has turned to alternative energy, and transport is highly personalised with a huge variety of transport modes competing for road space.
Your Dystopian Future
Megacities on the Move – 2010 | Forum for the Future
A whole dystopian system built on engineered fake crises.
Megacities on the Move is a projection of the future from some garbage think tank telling everyone to die, presented in the format of a child’s comic book.
“Your guide to the future of sustainable urban mobility in 2040”
Dystopia
Dystopian refers to a world or society in which people lead dehumanised, fearful lives. It is characterised by a very bad or unfair society in which there is a lot of suffering. Dystopian societies are often depicted as imposing a harmful, oppressive, and miserable existence upon their members, with elements such as propaganda, restricted information, and constant surveillance. Dystopias are typically found in science fiction and fantasy literature and are used to draw attention to various issues such as politics, economics, and technology.
Sources and links
Source: Forum for the future
Source: Megacities on the Move – Sprawlville
Source: Megacities on the Move – Renewabad
Source: Megacities on the Move – Communicity
Source: Megacities on the Move – Plannedopolis
















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