I love Manna. It strikes such a tongue-in-cheek deal between outsized, sort of ridiculous outcomes that come off as completely bonkers but still somehow make yo

I love Manna. It strikes such a tongue-in-cheek deal between outsized, sort of ridiculous outcomes that come off as completely bonkers but still somehow make you think. "Automated management software replaces fast food workers" ---> "Utopians Bought Australia" Hard to think of other stories that manage that tone. Huxley's Island: "Self-serving journalist relates psychedelic ethnography" ---> "Magic Mushrooms Cannot Save You From the Forces of Capital" and Cory Doctorow's Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom, maybe: "Disenchanted immortal undergoes social death" ---> "Cowboy Hats vs. Entropy"