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Game of Thrones was about the horror of fossil fuels all along

Alf Hornborg, Lund University
clock 16 April 2019 •
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Human civilisation is threatened by long-dead organisms, whether as White Walkers or petrol, argues Alf Hornborg from Lund University

I have eagerly awaited the final season of Game of Thrones, and its strange blend of fictive medieval Britain, supernatural monsters and pornography. Over the seasons the plot has gained speed and focus...

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