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From OA’s End to New Dawn: Tech’s Role in Brit Marling’s Latest Show 

 November 17, 2023

By  Joe Habscheid

Concept Summary: Favorite television series don’t just entertain us; they strike poignant emotional chords that last long after they’re gone. That’s precisely the case with “The OA,” a beloved show canceled by Netflix yet living on through its ardent fans. Now, creators Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij are back with a fresh narrative, “A Murder at the End of the World,” promising a thoughtful exploration on technology and its unprecedented influence on people’s lives.


Technology and its Implications

As Marling and Batmanglij have stressed, their concern isn’t with technology itself, but with how it’s employed in service of a profit-driven system. They put forth an intriguing question: How might technology exploit and manipulate users in ways previously unimagined?

The Power of a Fanbase: From “The OA” to “A Murder at the End of the World”

Despite “The OA”‘s cancellation, the show’s dedicated admirers carry on its legacy, echoing the show’s resonating themes and unforgettable narratives; even in its absence, “The OA” is very much a part of the cultural conversation. The creators hope that their enthusiastic fans, however vested in the show’s future, will follow them to their new venture on FX through Hulu.

Fans Still Hopeful for “The OA” Revival

While they’ve moved on with a brand-new series, Marling and Batmanglij haven’t given up hope for “The OA.”‘s potential revival. Much like the resilience of an established business adapting and persevering in the face of regulatory changes or a doctor navigating through complex medical innovations for the welfare of their patients, their expressions of hope mirror what professionals in law, medicine, and consulting often experience.


There you have it—a fresh marriage of art and tech, challenging the way we view and interact with the digital world. Whether you’re a dedicated “The OA” fan or a new follower enticed by this innovative exploration of technology’s impact, “A Murder at the End of the World” may well hold a meaningful message for you.

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Joe Habscheid


Joe Habscheid is the founder of midmichiganai.com. A trilingual speaker fluent in Luxemburgese, German, and English, he grew up in Germany near Luxembourg. After obtaining a Master's in Physics in Germany, he moved to the U.S. and built a successful electronics manufacturing office. With an MBA and over 20 years of expertise transforming several small businesses into multi-seven-figure successes, Joe believes in using time wisely. His approach to consulting helps clients increase revenue and execute growth strategies. Joe's writings offer valuable insights into AI, marketing, politics, and general interests.

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