Elysium and the Breakaway Civilization Currently Forming

The world continues to crash while a select group of people live in the year 2075 already in Elysium. If you haven't seen the movie Elysium I recommend it.

In the year 2154, the very wealthy live on a man-made space station while the rest of the population resides on a ruined Earth. A man takes on a mission that could bring equality to the polarized worlds.

In the movie Elysium the plebes live on 3rd world earth while the wealthy elite live off world in a utopian paradise.

Apple Park



Apple Park Wiki

it houses more than 12,000 employees in one central four-storied circular building of approximately 2,800,000 square feet (260,000 square meters)

Much like the movie The Circle...



Facebooks futuristic roof top gardens

Google's new headquarters plan

The company's proposal, which it filed late Wednesday night, describes two green-space laden buildings, totaling ~1.04 million square feet, that could house up to 4,500 Googlers. The project also includes 2,085 parking spots.

SpaceX

With SpaceX and the modern private space race heating up it's not hard to imagine a future where a true Elysium does exist.



With the quickening pace of the growing chasm between worlds in the US and world we can clearly see a breakaway civilization forming right before our very eyes. On one hand we the Middle East where people are herding goats and living in makeshift mud huts and in another part of the world we have a futuristic utopian paradise being built for a select few members of the population.

We are in a unique position to witness this first hand. It's not hard to imagine in the ancient world having both an Atlantean civilization and a tribal civilization side by side.

Radical change is necessary to human civilization to stop this trend. The future can either be very bleak for many and great for some or we can change the way we experience the human world and earth as a whole and decide on the future we want for each other.

a reply to: toysforadults

Hmmmm

Dubai City?

a reply to: infolurker

Yeah Dubai is another location I didn't even think to include. Dubai however is open to the public these places and business's are not.

a reply to: toysforadults

Well, yeah it is open to the public, otherwise how would you get your servants there and show off your wealth to "less rich".

a reply to: infolurker

Yeah it's pretty weird how we build this society.

The entire world could like Apple mansion or whatever they call it but humans would rather fight over skin tone.

Around 2000 years ago, they had those island-states around the Mediterranean. Because they knew the tides and had advanced ship-building knowledge for the time, they could trade with their neighbours and live a luxury lifestyle. Central heating, clean hot and cold water piped in from mountain springs and thermal springs, mild climate, secure location.

The wealthy elite simply do not deserve that 'lifestyle'. However, watching a bunch of greedy, entitled, wasteful SOBS all crammed in a beer can destroy themselves might be entertaining.

a reply to: wylekat

The thing is this could be our entire civilization if we could break out of the low frequency monkey mind/ reptilian thinking.

originally posted by: toysforadults
a reply to: infolurker

Yeah Dubai is another location I didn't even think to include. Dubai however is open to the public these places and business's are not.

Maybe you should travel there without blinders on. On the surface it looks open as a visitor, but if you start to peak and the city as a whole, you'll discover how elites there have no rules, and how anyone not an Emeriti is nothing but trash (as in throw away people. Do something wrong and your gone out to the dessert. Anything wrong means anything that might be offensive to an Emeriti's fragile mind)

a reply to: Guyfriday

I'll skip that

A group associated with a Gates investment company has invested $80 million in a high-tech planned development outside Phoenix. The community in Belmont will be designed around high-speed networks, autonomous vehicles, high-speed digital networks, data centers, new manufacturing technologies and autonomous logistics hubs.

Only a week later after the Toronto announcement, Saudia Arabia announced plans to invest $500 billion in a new global hub meant to push the boundaries of innovation and exemplify the future of civilization.

money.cnn.com...

originally posted by: toysforadults
a reply to: wylekat

The thing is this could be our entire civilization if we could break out of the low frequency monkey mind/ reptilian thinking.

We need a good solid boot up the collective butt. A nice, massive multi species alien invasion would do the trick.

originally posted by: toysforadults

The company's proposal, which it filed late Wednesday night, describes two green-space laden buildings, totaling ~1.04 million square feet, that could house up to 4,500 Googlers. The project also includes 2,085 parking spots.

Pretty sad future for Google to hire Googler's... The Breakaway Civilization went to duckduckgo.

originally posted by: Aallanon

A group associated with a Gates investment company has invested $80 million in a high-tech planned development outside Phoenix. The community in Belmont will be designed around high-speed networks, autonomous vehicles, high-speed digital networks, data centers, new manufacturing technologies and autonomous logistics hubs.

Only a week later after the Toronto announcement, Saudia Arabia announced plans to invest $500 billion in a new global hub meant to push the boundaries of innovation and exemplify the future of civilization.

money.cnn.com...

ohhh great addition, I totally forgot that as well, yup our 5g smart grid totalitarian control mechanism is here

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The only problem is that when a diode burns out on a circuit board they have to call a techie to replace it, because most of them cant change a lightbulb.

a reply to: toysforadults

Had thoughts about this happening way before Elysium. Every time I hear of a shuttle lift off to space, I automatically think 'who's going up now?'. I do. I think there's a big space station up there and only the wealthy can go stay on it if they wanted. We probably don't get shown how big this space station is or maybe there's one which is much larger but unseen as it's shrouded with dark material, like that 'dark knight' satellite!