Luxury Vehicle of 2064 -
THE LUXURY CAR OF 2064- A rejected Motorland.com Article
Recently ,our friends at Hemmings Blog, posed a question of what cars will be like fifty years from today. I present my thoughts on the future of the luxury vehicle.
January 2064: The poor have indeed inherited the Earth, which is now a rotating dung ball. The wealthy, on the other hand, inherit Mars.
Controlling the resources of both worlds, The 1% has shrunk to a manageable 005%. Living in near divine splendor, they travel placidly between private palaces on gleaming obsidian highways called Inter-Estates.
After vast quantities of oil were found on the red planet, the only thing cheaper than gas became human life. Thus, The Comfort Industries are the main occupation for most. In this case, providing clean eco-friendly cycle power for the privileged few.
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Note The editor of a now defunct magazine found the above 'too negative...snarky...anti social ..."and refused to run it.
While my goal is always to provide 'innocent merriment", I apologize in advance to any wealthy Americans dwelling on Mars 50 years in the future who I might one day offend.
AP
Luxury Vehicle of 2064 -
THE LUXURY CAR OF 2064- A rejected Motorland.com Article
Recently ,our friends at Hemmings Blog, posed a question of what cars will be like fifty years from today. I present my thoughts on the future of the luxury vehicle.
January 2064: The poor have indeed inherited the Earth, which is now a rotating dung ball. The wealthy, on the other hand, inherit Mars.
Controlling the resources of both worlds, The 1% has shrunk to a manageable 005%. Living in near divine splendor, they travel placidly between private palaces on gleaming obsidian highways called Inter-Estates.
After vast quantities of oil were found on the red planet, the only thing cheaper than gas became human life. Thus, The Comfort Industries are the main occupation for most. In this case, providing clean eco-friendly cycle power for the privileged few.
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Note The editor of a now defunct magazine found the above 'too negative...snarky...anti social ..."and refused to run it.
While my goal is always to provide 'innocent merriment", I apologize in advance to any wealthy Americans dwelling on Mars 50 years in the future who I might one day offend.
AP