Sterling: Robotech

A diorama about what comprises 'modern' imagination, with social 'works' by two thinkers at Carnegie Mellon with a 'grip' on Robotech divisions.

An homage to modernism folklore, inspired loosely by the sci-tech media/entertainment franchise, Robotech. Enjoy (and Happy New Year's!), 

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Carnegie Mellon University is a proud sci-tech school in the USA with a tradition of investing in computer-science education/excellence. It's where two individuals, twin brothers (Amlan and Marcus Satan!) are studying the sociological trends of cyber-era art/consumerism in the United States.

AMLAN: I'm the nerdier brother of the twins, and I use Robotech sci-tech entertainment media/comics to market education.

MARCUS: I'm the pirate-adventurer/creator of the twins, and Robotech to me is a signpost for futurama-queries!

The fact that the Satan twins use Robotech media/comics for their Carnegie Mellon University (USA) explorations into consumerism highways linked to cyber-era aesthetics/imagination speaks volumes about Americans' commitment to modernism art and storytelling and toy-markets in this new age of tech-driven folklore (e.g., Tron).

AMLAN: We're sponsoring a McDonald's Monopoly game-prize contest among Carnegie Mellon comp-sci students for Xmas.

MARCUS: This'll be a terrific way to 'bridge' Robotech-media education/art with consumerism-modernism fatalism!

In fact, the governance and antiterrorism storylines in the futuristic democracy-themed Robotech sci-tech media/entertainment franchise speaks 'volumes' about what makes space-era and tech-themed folklore so re-presentative of modernism dollars.

AMLAN: We're bridging Tandy achievements in the American computer-consumer market with aesthetics of tech-diaries.

MARCUS: If computer-age imagination becomes 'fashion' in the West, we'll make a 'distance' to Orwellian paranoia!

Of course, to 'achieve' such an intellectual/analytics feat, you have to have 'good' access to an affirmed/established computer-science/education institution...like, say, Carnegie Mellon!

Marcus' daughter Tandy (named after the Tandy computer-tech company!) is a Robotech fan but prefers to think about the 'plethora' of modern media entertainment speaking to futuristic imagination/storytelling, including Hyperion & Endymion, Star Trek, Star Wars, and K-PAX.

AMLAN: To carry fashion into the world of cyber-age imagination, you need a clarity in aesthetics-engineering.

MARCUS: The key to 'bridging' fashion with technology is finding the right 'key-tone' for socialized diamonds!

The Satan twins (Amlan/Marcus) have good right to feel 'bold' about all this futuristic machinery-presentation in storytelling/media at Carnegie Mellon, since much of this sci-tech artwork reflects a serious modern civilization investment in the weight and depression of war-oriented toys!

CARNEGIE MELLON CRITIC: We award the Satan twins with a special student-chess certificate for continued Robotech-DNA.

AMLAN: It might be 'cool' to think of key Robotech characters, especially Max Sterling, in marketing of tech-machinery diary.

MARCUS: Yes, Max Sterling is a Republican space-warrior/'monarch' capturing modern visions of vehicle-design diplomacy!

Will the Satan twins be depicted in a new James Bond like Western cinema about the complexity of modern intellectual-property governance...and warfare? Will they be likened to Sacco and Vanzetti or Jobs/Gates? Will they be considered the 'super-heroes' in this media-intrigue surrounding the vanguarding (and security!) of dollar-distancing?

AMLAN: We'll make a pact with the Salk about blueprints for robotics-designs accessible in media to the consumer.

MARCUS: Our Robotech vision is to make institutionalized study a thing of 'fashion' dichotomy.

Who says the sci-tech/cyber-era has to be a thing of ominous Orwellian fears? Since 9/11, the world's been 'on-edge' about capitalism/commerce vanities and securities! Perhaps this Robotech vision at a place like, say, Carnegie Mellon will enhance Western attitudes to the accessibility of pronounced modernism dollars...and diamonds.

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)