elysium

A bit like how the robots in Elysium are so much stronger and faster than humans.

If my choice is between Elysium and the world of today, I'd rather stay put thank you very much.

Also, I object to the article including the (immensely cool) Elysium space habitat as a ringworld.

Until we have Elysium -style re-atomization machines that magically heal people, I'm perfectly happy having a doctor in the loop.

Ultimately Elysium II flies away and the cycle repeats.

Once technology and automation invalidate this assumption, Elysium flies off to another star system and the rich live happily ever after while the poor are stuck where they were.

I didn't like much about Elysium but found the parole "officer" depicted to be both eerie and prescient.

In theory, freeing people from labor as a necessity is a good thing where we all gain time to pursue our creative passions instead of putting in 40-80 hours as wage slaves; in practice (based on economic trends and prevailing contemporary political views that seem unlikely to shift in the near term), it appears to be hurling us towards something vaguely like the society that was presented in the movie "Elysium"

What are our chances of getting, as a common thing, a physical space like the concept that influenced Elysium?

For those who don't know, he was recently responsible for a lot of the concept art for Blomkamp's Elysium.

You just look at the science-fiction movies that come out of Hollywood — Terminator, Matrix, Avatar, Elysium.