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>I think I like the fact that […] that wouldn't fit into a realistic setting.
I underline the whole paragraph … :)

>Wow, this was some serious display of movie culture.
Thank you. Well, I've seen most of them. The oldest two - maybe three - are generally considered milestones in film history. I recommend watching them if you get the chance. They are not as action-heavy as the more recent ones, but their actual main topic - media criticism - is still as relevant today as it was back then.

>[…] until we get the population low enough that we've got it under control.
… what I say. Not to try to feed them but to reduce their number is realistic.

>[…] we've got at least a kink in common.
That's nice to know. :)

>[…] whenever I […] start actually writing my ideas, I hope you won't be disappointed.
Let's find out. As long as a text is not made unreadable by spelling errors, grammatical errors or a confusing plot, I'm rarely disappointed. Even if the topic isn't entirely to my taste, I still enjoy the reading itself. ;)

>[…] once the richest have developed a taste […] there will be no stopping them […]
This is a topic for another dystrophy - maybe your story.