The Era of the Red Star: an Unimagined Utopia

What kind of future will an unimagined road lead to? In 1969, a roaring volcano in Kamchatka sent a dark blue crystal to the surface, and its regular pulse signal was captured by a Soviet satellite. No one could have predicted that this was not a greeting from an extraterrestrial civilization, but the first clarion call for a complete deflection of human history. In a Moscow laboratory, scientists discovered that when this mineral is fused with silicon, it can create a "superhighway" for electrons to travel. As a result, a technology tree full of Soviet aesthetics grew crazily: · Abandoning the pursuit of nanometers, we use scale to compete - build larger lithography machines, use stronger light sources, and use the method of "big bricks fly" to create giant chips with extremely low power consumption. · Abandoning the shackles of binary, we reconstruct logic in ternary - starting from the underlying code to create a new digital world. · Rejecting the disorder of the market, we let artificial intelligence take over the economy - the cold computing power of the OGAS system has achieved "on-demand production" as never before, completely ending the economic crisis. Based on the explosion of computing power, the wave of automation and robots is sweeping the country. New energy vehicles are rolling off the assembly line in unmanned factories, and free medical care and education have become the basic rights of citizens... This time, the red flag did not drop. The place where the red star shines is a technological singularity utopia with extremely developed productivity and no exploitation and lack. While people in the United States are worried about sky-high bills, Soviet posters depict another world: where medical treatment is free, reading is free, and everyone works for society.