What would you do in a post-scarcity world?

[Aeson]

Mature nuclear killingtechnology allowed for the nearly complete destruction of nearly everything, and projected horse/slave/mutant/whatever power means no one is actually free. Hunger and poverty are proliferated with Wild West-like oppressors, and every human on Earth has lost their mail. You happen on an old vehicle crash site and find a bag of letters, what would you choose to do with your life?

[Al B. Sure!]

Mature nuclear killingtechnology allowed for the nearly complete destruction of nearly everything, and projected horse/slave/mutant/whatever power means no one is actually free. Hunger and poverty are proliferated with Wild West-like oppressors, and every human on Earth has lost their mail. You happen on an old vehicle crash site and find a bag of letters, what would you choose to do with your life?

Is that movie good?

[Aeson]

I mentioned my thoughts about it in the last letter I sent you, didn't you receive it yet?

[Provost Harrison]

I'd bite the pillow and think of England.

[The Mad Monk]

I preferred the original short stories, published in Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Anthology Magazine.