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>wake up in a communist society
>Sunlight streams through window
>get up put on my clothes and head out the door
>suddenly my opensource smart phone rings
>I pick it up
>"Hey comrade! No need to come to work today your jobs been automated! have fun with your free time!"
>look around.
>no advertisements anywhere.
>people are talking to each other like they know each other even though they are basically strangers
>you feel a strong sense of community
>you walk down the street and notice that many of the large mansions have been turned into apartments for the poor
>the building that line the street offer free food and other goods
>one of the people working there smiles and waves at you
>another is reading a large book on physics.
>a large building that used to be a bank is now a huge library
>you decide to walk to the subway
>The pay meters have been removed
>the subway has been rebuilt better than before
>hanging on the wall in the flag of the city and a simple red flag
>You walk onto one of the trains and sit down next to a man with a large beard and a german accent
>You ask about the econemy the war's going on and the trouble going on in the world
>he turns around and smiles at you.
>"Thats all over now comrade"
>its marx.
>he gives you a paternal hug
>"I told you it was inevitable comrade."
>Sunlight streams through window
>get up put on my clothes and head out the door
>suddenly my opensource smart phone rings
>I pick it up
>"Hey comrade! No need to come to work today your jobs been automated! have fun with your free time!"
>look around.
>no advertisements anywhere.
>people are talking to each other like they know each other even though they are basically strangers
>you feel a strong sense of community
>you walk down the street and notice that many of the large mansions have been turned into apartments for the poor
>the building that line the street offer free food and other goods
>one of the people working there smiles and waves at you
>another is reading a large book on physics.
>a large building that used to be a bank is now a huge library
>you decide to walk to the subway
>The pay meters have been removed
>the subway has been rebuilt better than before
>hanging on the wall in the flag of the city and a simple red flag
>You walk onto one of the trains and sit down next to a man with a large beard and a german accent
>You ask about the econemy the war's going on and the trouble going on in the world
>he turns around and smiles at you.
>"Thats all over now comrade"
>its marx.
>he gives you a paternal hug
>"I told you it was inevitable comrade."
