What's Up Punks? NanoPunk
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- A punk all about tiny robots with a lot of power.
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Nanopunk is my favorite punk. I dream about having all my cells replaced one by one by nanobots
Personally Formicapunk is my favorite; the smooth green text, nostalgic computers, flashing lights and radios make me wish i had a setup like it 🤠
Yeah! I think microscale machines are just easier to make a reality. At the nanoscale even literal diamond becomes wobbly and sticky and it’s difficult to even see what’s in front of you and if you’ve placed an atom where you want it to go! It’s essentially the same thing tho, I’ve fantasized for a while about replacing my body with what could be considered a tiny self-modifying factory body that can repair itself and respond to requests
I would deffinately live in Nano punk aspecially if compared to other "punks" because nano augmentations make a lot more sense than amputating your hand and replacing it with a robotic equivalent is much less apealing than becoming a nanite powered transhuman.
So, essentially a world that revolves around nanobots/technology the size of cells.
Yep clothes to food to building and sometime people made of nanotechnology
Nanopunk is interesting given that recent advances in material science actually point to this becoming a reality in our lifetime. Check out the research being done on metamaterials.
everybody lives Rose... EVERYBODY LIVES!
To be honest, I would not like to be in a nanopunk world. I would just f- with my head, it's like "The Thing" but tech, which terrifies me. It's a hard concept to truly understand and I get why it's seem as magical. Its almost is. Another fear is that I would need nanos inside me in case I need medical help and someone can ransom me or they would hack into my heart and kill me. 🤒
Gold content. My favorite examples of Nanopunk aesthetics are The Last Mimzy & Man of Steel (although it can be argued that it's Biopunk).
Can you do a video on my favourite Cyberpunk genre Nowpunk? Check out the Neon Dystopia article on Nowpunk. My favourite examples of Nowpunk media include Mr. Robot, Die Hard 4 and Escape from Tarkov. But in my opinion can also include examples of fiction that include some near future tech so long as they stick to real world aesthetics like Orphan Black or the Watch Dogs series.
It’s on the list I’ll get to eventually no idea when though😅
I actually quite like nowpunk with the Wikipedia's examples, but I imagine it's more gritty and less like We bare bears' bright and colorful world with modern tech at the forefront. I really want a punk genre that's nowpunk timeline (1991 to the near future) and cyberprep's optimism about. Well, cyberprep but more down to earth, maybe a tamagotchi pet. What I'm saying is I want a 2000s punk. I'm coining it y2kpunk or kaybugpunk.
Arguably the hardest of **any** punk genre to write a story about as an author...........
I've written stories using just about every punk genre i know, except for Nanopunk because its too complicated for me to pull off something yet and i don't want to half ass it like big hero 6.
Trying to pull together something as good as crysis is proving to be really damn hard 💀
Technically those were micro bots so I don’t feel it was half assed probably not as revolutionary as hero pitched them but than again it was pitch. (Made it into the video because their surprise few examples of industrial nan.) I would suggest 1. Take combat out of it at first look at nan from the street level the punks and 9-5’s how that would alter the day to day. Than how it would be incorporated into combat.
Second would be read or listen the the diamond age i really can’t sing that books praises enough and idoru I haven finished that one but Tokyo is rocked by a disaster before the book starts and the description of how the city was rebuilt with nan is interesting.
I hear bitpunk is on the rise. It's a sci-fi genre focusing on 80s and 90s nostalgia with "old-school" videogames. Look into Ernest Cline's works for inspiration.
And yes, mechas will be involved.
Seems pretty interesting; a mix of Neuropunk and Nowpunk, creating futuristic VR tech without going all the way into the matrix or Tron
i love to see your videos, its interesting and has very underrated topic but too bad i can't fully understand it due to scrappy audio which is fine because i know you're just starting in this line of work, i understand that but if you wouldnt mind to make/add subtitle or explanation texts for your video contents so we non-native english speaker can understand it more thoroughly and comfortably, anyway thanks for your effort into making this video and hope your channel became more prosperous
This is the closest video to cyberpunk and I found some cyberpunks with different flavors. If you like cyberpunk but want something other than Japanese or American, try Khyberpunk and Tupinipunk.
Khyberpunk is coined by Ian McDonald, he describes this genre to comparing Hollywood to Bollywood. It's an Indian (? Even though the Khyber pass is in Afghanistan and Pakistan.) Version of the genre because of the similar themes of poverty.
Tupinipunk- I don't know who coined it but it has traction in Brazil along with sertaopunk.
The game Mirrors Edge is NanoPunk actually.
Never played passed a tech demo. Beautiful game but it has nanotech?
@@NylasWUPMirrors Edge is a pretty fun game, but yeah, it does actually have some NanoPunk elements in it, it’s mostly relating to the story of the game, I don’t want to spoil it though.
What Nanopunk world look like
The book the Diamond age or Japan from idoru
Okay, I've been throwing some lame punks at you, but I actually found something a teeny bit interesting.
It's called I-punk (like i-pod ). It can be either utopic or dystopic and it is inspired by the y2k era of the late 90s and early 00s. It's hard to research it by name alone. I-punk is nickname for the tvtropes trope "Everything is an ipod future" given to it by its fans.
That is kinda interesting I might look into that.
At first i was thinking "wow, what a stupid concept for a punk genre" (like some of the other stuff you've suggested), but after reading the tvtropes page; i can see that it's actually awesome 🤠 (portal is one of my favorite video game series and wall-e is one of my favorite movies)
I-Punk definitely fits with Solarpunk, Steelpunk, Nanopunk and Biopunk as a specific (but not retrofuturistic) tech type punk genre!
@@mr_indie_fan I'm not exactly the one that made up these genres, I just found a really niche group of people talking about it.
Have you heard of modempunk (what if the 90s internet craze was in the 80s. It's a retro cyberpunk like the matrix.) or maybe graffitipunk (A graffiti town with bigger than life boomboxes and roller skates with rockets to spray paint the city)
Heard of both modem punk i have no interest in covering it just seems like cyberpunk but not taken to the extreme. But if someone wants to put up the money I’ll do it. Graffitipunk on the other had sounds like a lot of fun and is on the list
Graffitipunk sounds like jet set radio turned into a punk genre; which sounds amazing 😎
So we hacked into technology with cyberpunk, hacked into meat with biopunk, and even hacked into our surroundings with nanopunk, but now what if you can hack your entire world literally (no tiny bots needed)?
I give you codepunk, modempunk's evolved form. It asks the question "Are we in a simulation?" .
I was about to say nanopunk could hack the entire world. Then the rest of the comment came up about simulation.
You just explained Neuropunk; it already exists (not trying to be rude, just pointing that out)