Suicide Club
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Narrated by:
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Gwendoline Yeo
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By:
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Rachel Heng
About this listen
They leave us no choice.
Always look both ways before you cross the road. Get a 9 to 5 job . Exercise for 30 minutes every day. Do not eat bread. Do not eat sugar. Do yoga. Do meditate. Never raise your voice. Always smile, even if you feel like dying.
What are you doing to help yourself?
What are you doing to show that you're worth the resources?
Some time in the near future, thanks to medical technology HealthTechTM, immortality is now within humanity's grasp. But faced with declining economic productivity, falling birth rates and a severely aging population, the Ministry has become the all-powerful arbiter of how healthcare resources are allocated.
Resources accrue to 'lifers', those predisposed for a life expected to be lived healthily well beyond a hundred years old. Some factors that determine lifer status are genetically incidental - but there are other, more intangible factors that are within individuals' control: the degree to which they are 'life-loving' and self-caring. Non-lifers are known as 'sub-100s': individuals with no potential for longevity and deemed a waste of HealthTechTM resources.
The Suicide Club hasn't always been an activist group. Initially, it was a group of disillusioned lifers, gathering to indulge in forbidden, hedonistic activities: performances of live music, traditional meals of the most artery-clogging kind, irresponsible orgies...You name it. Now branded terrorists, anyone found guilty of wanting the right to die as they choose will find themselves fast-tracked to the Third Wave and condemned to immortality....
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- Chris Waters
- 12-09-18
Didn't even get 10 minutes into the story!
Can't properly critique the story here as I didn't even get 10 minutes in before I gave up. The narrator has a voice that could make even the most exciting adventure / thriller sound dull as dish water and the opening chapters whilst having some promising plot openings, was painfully slow and tried at every turn to use 20 words where it could use one.
The first audio book I have purchased in ages that I would ask for a refund on if I could.
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