In the Cosmic Era, the Daily Discourse consists of the talking points and dialog guides laid out by the masterminds and controllers behind the media. Here is your opinion, bite sized for easy consumption.

The greedy, obnoxious, exploitative things the entertainment industry does in the Cosmic Era

Able Blank is a disposable asset, a walking talking abomination and crime against humanity.

Also known as a Klein Field Generator, it is one of the few defensive technologies that can withstand high energy and gravitronic weaponry

Nerve Stapling is considered a vile and barbaric act, the orbital lobotomy of the Cosmic Era.

The research and development process is often a lengthy and arduous one. In the Cosmic Era, it is often just a matter of time and luck to see who breaks the next barrier in arcanotech.

A cruiser is a ship capable of extended operations, not requiring regular resupply. Non-Military cruisers are heavy ships operated by megacorps, nations, and other interests, but are not armed.

Epidazzling is a common cosmetic accessory in the Cosmic Era

Pioneering new vistas in technology, the Kanmusu are sentient autonomous ships.

Presented in the Person/Machine/Moment format

Life imitates art, and art imitates life

The virtual battlefields of the of the Cosmic Era

The Wastelands of the Cosmic Era

An arcanotech weapon system, also known as an implosion bomb, a Schwartzchild, or a Corrosion Warhead

Another piece of retrotech favored by wastelander nomads, terrorists, and explorers.

Not every nation and faction can afford supersoldiers, power armor, or mecha. They have to innovate.

Spoilers ahead, Scrasamax's take on Suicide Squad

The techno-fortress of the Brotherhood of the Land of Nod, and the heart of their organization

Mag Rails rose in prominence across Eurasia after the Resource Wars ended, and remain popular vehicles on the Silk Road and in wasteland areas.

The interplanetary cruiser ISS Livingstone was launched on a grandiose mission to tour every planet in the solar system, a technological tour de force of Technodyne Heavy Industries and SmartTek Technologies. It was an over-hyped media sensation that, predictably, failed to live up to expectations.