> this is a reminder that the only reason people aren't flying planes into buildings is because they don't want to One of the things about reading Stand on Zan

> this is a reminder that the only reason people aren't flying planes into buildings is because they don't want to One of the things about reading Stand on Zanzibar that really stuck with me was, amid all these relatively spot-on predictions of societal dysfunction, from rampant corporatism to debt-trap neocolonialism to housing affordability, the contrast between Brunner's world of high-impact, low-complexity domestic terrorism and our reality. There are shockingly few people blowing up box trucks full of anfo on major bridges.