O Teu Corpo Diz Ama Te Pdf
Rocki Stenger
Corpos are most at home in the board room and rising the corporate ladder. They are familiar with doing whatever it takes, often at the expense of social perception, to progress further their ambitions and status in a society that values only wealth and status in 2077.
During the prologue, V begins as an Arasaka Corporation employee (ID#: NC770416) and second-in-command of the Counter Intelligence Division, tasked with cleaning up a damaging leak about an incident in Frankfurt, Germany that has jeopardized the company's standing with the European Space Agency. V's immediate superior is Arthur Jenkins, who resents Director of Special Operations Susan Abernathy, for stealing his promotion and orders V to contract a team to assassinate her. During this process, V is confronted by Abernathy's security contractors, leading to their career demise, but beginning the game proper as a Solo.
The soundtrack for this piece was also very different from the first. The dancers executed perfect spins and engaged with their partners in a rough but sensual manner, to a soundtrack that ranged from vocal chants to melodious flute sounds, and deep bass. The choreography also incorporated ritual gestures of Umbanda. The integration of such marvelous choreography and eclectic music composed by the band Met Met expressed a passionate devotion to a higher being. Additionally, solo dancers stood motionless at times under a spotlight, suddenly letting the gong beats take control of their movement. In these moments, they seemed to be entranced, as if their spirits had elevated out of their bodies. This beautiful and solemn surrender to the music was deeply moving.
When Video Matthew, Brendy (RPS in peace) and I discussed the very first Cyberpunk 2077 demo, way back in 2018, Brendy made fun of Matthew and I for being suits. We said we'd be interested in finishing the game, a massive first-person sci-fi RPG from the people who brought you The Witcher 3, as a big corporate sellout.
Well, the joke is very much on Brendy, a) because he broke his collarbone and I bet corpo money would be able to buy you a cyber-collarbone that turns into a gun, and b) because CD Projekt have revealed all three of the "lifepaths" available in Cyberpunk 2077. And, like, obviously the corpo V is the coolest one? Sorry, I don't make the rules, we are all sellouts now.
The other two lifepaths are Street Kid and Nomad. When you create your version of V, the game's protagonist, you choose one of these lifepaths to play through in a sort of prologue to the main game, and each of these has a different story and location. Gotta get that sweet, sweet replayability, right?
Normally I'd be drawn to the Nomad, who has "honesty, integrity, and a love of freedom", as well as massive fucking guns. Generally in games I go with a "DAMN THE MAN!" attitude, and the cool biker vibe of the Nomad combines that with not being a dickhead. The Nomads are a gang in the Badlands, the seventh district in the game that isn't so much a district of Night City as it is the desert around Night City. You can see more of the Badlands in the first Night City Wire, but it basically sounds like Mad Max, and I'm up for that.
I don't have anything against the Street Kid V necessarily, but they have much smaller guns and a sword. This origin will likely start in one of the inner city districts like Heywood, although we don't know that yet.
Alright, I can see you need more convincing. I think Cyberpunk looked most interesting when it wasn't a shooter, and it seems to me that Corpo V will offer the most interesting non-combat options for getting shit done. The tweet about that lifepath says "you've bent the rules, exploited secrets and weaponized information", which is just objectively more badass-sounding than "you have a motorbike and a gun".
Plus, in cyberpunk (lower case c) themed games, the corpos are always the baddies, and I think it'd be interesting either bringing down the suits from the inside, or just full on committing to being a corporate asshole. The thing about games is that most of the time, even though we're presented with a risk free way of being evil, we don't take that opportunity. We still empathise with the characters and want to do, generally, the right thing. I will be genuinely impressed if Cyberpunk 2077 makes being an actual, honest to goodness corporate stooge an attractive proposition.
What if doing the right thing was difficult? What if Corpo V gets to swan about in that cool club that looks like a golf course fucked a robotic whale? I know it would probably take a lot of tension and drive out of the game, but what if I could ignore ghostly Keanu Reeves entirely and subvert the entire cyberpunk genre by fully selling out and spending tens of hours just climbing the corporate ladder in a nice office?
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Home birth has added a layer of complexity to the epistemology of birth, raising questions about its institutional aspects. From this standpoint, this article stems from an interest in the narratives that Chilean women ascribe to the scenario of home birth. Thirty women were interviewed between October 2018 and January 2019 using elements of body mapping. A central category emerged in thematic analysis: geo(corpo)graphies of home birth, which involves the deployment of the material/symbolic body in a manner that allows birth to occur. Three subcategories also emerged: creating the ideal setting for childbirth, which has to do with imagining and defining the ideal space for childbirth; the best place to give birth letting instincts flow, which is constructed by feeling and listening to the body; and resignifying the ideal scenario, which implies attributing a new meaning to the home in order to give birth. These geo(corpo)graphic narratives of home birth recognize corporality and its disposition in space, allowing birth to be collectively socialized, blurring the boundaries between the public and the private.
El parto en domicilio ha complejizado la epistemologa del nacimiento cuestionando la institucionalidad. As surge el inters por conocer las narrativas que las mujeres chilenas le otorgan al escenario del parto en domicilio. Entre octubre de 2018 y enero de 2019, se entrevist a 30 mujeres utilizando elementos de los mapeos corporales. Mediante el anlisis temtico emergi la categora central geo(corpo)grafas del parto en domicilio, que implica un despliegue del cuerpo material/simblico que permite que el nacimiento suceda; y tres subcategoras: crear el escenario ideal para el parto, que responde a imaginar y concretar el espacio ideal del nacimiento; el mejor lugar para parir dejando fluir los instintos, que se construye a partir de sentir y escuchar el cuerpo; y resignificar el escenario ideal, que implica otorgar un nuevo significado al domicilio para dar a luz. Las narrativas geo(corpo)grficas del parto en domicilio reconocen la corporalidad y la disposicin de este en el espacio, y permiten socializar el nacimiento y difuminar la barrera entre lo pblico y lo privado.
One thing was clear in this new world: the poor were exploited while the wealthy thrived. The path to riches may be a vicious cycle, where you must keep spending more to protect yourself and the wealth you have attained until you reach the apex. What kind of impact will Rollo have on the world around him along the way?
The pace is very quick. There is very little time taken to build anything world or character wise. MC just sorta fall into his benefits and never looks back. Over all a very shallow read. Not bad, just could be more.
No detail is gone in on cyberware. He meets character is a seemingly garbage world who decide to help him for no apparent reason. Ect. It is fine but really is plot point to plot point with little in between.
Style: The style is good and it's easy to understand what's happening. It's not overly complex in its writing but that's totally fine. I also really like the pacing, things happen and it doesn't spend dozens of chapters in the boring parts and instead gets to the more entertaining parts of the mcs life.
Story: The story does have some problems but I think it also has some cool concepts and things going on. It's your usual cyberpunk world and has lots of things you'd expect. The world building could use some work to make it different and more original, also some of the names for the corporations are very bland like \"Amazing Corp\". I do like how it shows the cruel part of the cyberpunk world and how cutthroat the corpo business is. Another thing I really like is how the mc is stealthy and how he's making his own corporation which is something I haven't seen before in a cyberpunk story. Also something that's been explored a bit is the desert part of the world where Mutant animals live. I like this a lot since it's kind of if cyberpunk was mixed with fallout. I hope this is expanded upon later. Imagine if mc got a cyborg giant Mutant animal pet or something.
Character: The characters are definitely the weakest part of the story. I like the mc, he's fine. The other characters though are kind of bland and usually embody archetypes like \"mercenary\" or \"corpo\" and don't have much else going on. Some of the closest characters to the mc do seem to be getting more characterization so that's good improvement.
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