Altered Carbon Netflix: The Dark Future of Humankind!

Altered Carbon Netflix is a sci-fi crime thriller TV series based on Richard Morgan’s novel of the same name.

It is about the dark future of humankind.

We are turning into something that can only be explained with one word: Strangers!

Any feeling, emotion, memory, idea, thought… that belongs to humanity will be altered!

Altered Carbon Netflix has a dramatic puzzle.

What happens if the richest man in the whole universe hires the most dangerous man in the whole universe to solve a murder?

A murder of…

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What is the level of the darkness of our altered carbon future?

The answer is “very dark”. We will all become “data”. Nothing more than that!

And the bright part of the Altered Carbon Netflix series is, we watch Edger Allan Poe (yes, the famous poet!) as an artificial intelligence owner of a hotel. His name is Poe. This supporting character brings a bit of light to the series!

Before checking out what people talk about Altered Carbon Netflix, let’s see the official teaser first:

Now, it’s time to read some comments. Let’s see what people say about Altered Carbon Netflix on social media:

What They Say About Altered Carbon Netflix on Social Media?

Altered Carbon Netflix series started its journey with a built-in fan base.

The novel and the anime movie already had a considerable amount of followers. With the new TV series, this number will only go up.

It is easy to see that the main character Tak and side characters such as Poe are winning hearts.

Social media is full of positive comments about Altered Carbon Netflix. Let’s read some of them.

1.

A little something to distract you from everything else. ❤️#washyourhands #stayhome @altcarb @nxonnetflix #alteredcarbon #besafe #bewell #bekind pic.twitter.com/4B9MKjayvf
— Chris Conner (@ImCConner) March 19, 2020

2.

Guyzzzzz 👀 This Takeshi Kovacs #FunkoPop is all the 🔥 I cant even with that 🎒 #perfection #glamshot
.#Funko #PopPhotography #AlteredCarbonResleeved #AlteredCarbon #Resleeved #Anime #AnimeMusicVideo #Netflix #FunkoFamily #sundayvibes pic.twitter.com/ng6Dz9SMxb
— BitterBuffalow (@BBuffalow) May 3, 2020

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In conclusion, the audience demands a season 3 with Tak in a clone of his @WillYunLee sleeve.
It will gel so well. #AlteredCarbon
— hi... i'm octopus (@Mandie_Mayniac) May 3, 2020

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Kovacs does not deserve Poe. He doesn't really deserve anyone who helps him, TBH, but least of all Poe. #ALTErEDCArBON
— kethni (@kethni) May 3, 2020

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Netflix's anime spinoff #AlteredCarbon: Resleeved premieres on March 19th. pic.twitter.com/sAKG43EjBi
— Rotten Tomatoes (@RottenTomatoes) March 15, 2020

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Richard Morgan his #AlteredCarbon trilogy of #TakeshiKovacs are truly awesome and I've been hooked on the last two books for the past weeks to read after work and during my day off. I like read them slower than usual, because I don't want the universe to end.
— Lori (@lageekpolis) May 3, 2020

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“It is the impractical things in this tumultuous hellscape of a world that matter most. A book, a name, chicken soup. They help us remember that even in our darkest hour, life is still to be savored.” ~Poe #AlteredCarbon
— Jessica B. (@uwexjess) April 28, 2020

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An unfinished portrait #ALTErEDCArBON pic.twitter.com/lbZb77H9vR
— Zehcel (@Zehcel1) April 27, 2020

9.

Random observation on #AlteredCarbon:

Interesting that ‘The Protectorate’ isn’t the villain (like ‘The Empire’ in StarWars). Meths are the de-facto villains, making the sub-narrative of the show more about hyper-capitalistic Economic Inequality than typical totalitarian tyranny. pic.twitter.com/uIfnBT7ZVO
— Kageni Wilson (@TheKageniMind) April 28, 2020

10.

Poe back???? #alteredcarbon
— Ms. Boo, M.S. (@syddee_boo) May 3, 2020

Altered Carbon Netflix Quotes

Altered Carbon Netflix quotes are dark just like the atmosphere of the series.

But these quotes are powerful enough to circle in social media.

Pessimist futurists are the ones who definitely enjoy the quotes of Altered Carbon series.

Here you can read some quotes from the series.

Humanity has spread to the stars. We set out like ancient seafarers to explore the limitless ocean of space. But no matter how far we venture to the unknown, the worst monsters are those we bring with us.

Peace is an illusion. And no matter how tranquil the world seems… peace doesn’t last long.

Peace is a struggle against our very nature. A skin we stretch over the bone, muscle, and sinew of our own innate savagery.

The instinct of violence curls inside us like a parasite, waiting for a chance to feed on our rage and multiply until it bursts out of us. War is the only thing we really understand.

The first thing you’ll learn is that nothing is what it seems. Ignore your assumptions. Don’t trust anything. What you see, what you hear, what people tell you, what you think you remember…

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