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"One piece of cyberpunk I'll always happily beat the drum for is &#960; by Darren Arronofsky. I like it because it takes the typical anti-corporate slant of cyberpunk and melds it with Kabbalah and mysticism in a way I find really neat.\n\nI also think it's even more timely than it has been in a while, and actually probably specifically relevant to your interests, Phil, because it is so clearly one of the two or three biggest source texts for Mr. Robot, alongside Fight Club and a Clockwork Orange. The whole setup of the show - loner hacker who constantly narrates to the audience wanders around a desolate New York, with a particular focus on the subways - really comes straight from &#960;.\n\nIt's also tied in to Cyberpunk's past by its strong connection to Tetsuo: the Iron Man."
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