Luckily I just happened to see that image recently. Here you are.

I also disagree with the sentiment that we are not in a 1984-ish world. With the language being reformed and distorted. Being unable to resist things like masks and social distancing in order to retain a job or go to the store. The rampant censorship and narratives being created in media, the fact that every media company is owned by a conglomerate of 6 or so companies in the US.

As far as I can see it Brave New World is the surface level that people feel each day and presented to the public but it's supported by an undercurrent of 1984 level bureaucracy and management. It's all designed to engineer complacency, submissiveness, and ultimately slavery.

Luckily I just happened to see that image recently. Here you are.

I also disagree with the sentiment that we are not in a 1984-ish world. With the language being reformed and distorted. Being unable to resist things like masks and social distancing in order to retain a job or go to the store. The rampant censorship and narratives being created in media, the fact that every media company is owned by a conglomerate of 6 or so companies in the US.

As far as I can see it Brave New World is the surface level that people feel each day and presented to the public but it's supported by an undercurrent of 1984 level bureaucracy and management. It's all designed to engineer complacency, submissiveness, and ultimately slavery.

Luckily I just happened to see that image recently. Here you are.

I also disagree with the sentiment that we are not in a 1984-ish world. With the language being reformed and distorted. Being unable to resist things like masks and social distancing in order to retain a job or go to the store. The rampant censorship and narratives being created in media, the fact that every media company is owned by a conglomerate of 6 or so companies in the US.

As far as I can see it Brave New World is the surface level that people feel each day and presented to the public but it's supported by an undercurrent of 1984 level bureaucracy and management. It's all designed to engineer complacency, complicitness, and ultimately slavery.

Luckily I just happened to see that image recently. Here you are.

I also disagree with the sentiment that we are not in a 1984-ish world. With the language being reformed and distorted. Being unable to resist things like masks and social distancing and retain a job or go to the store. The rampant censorship and narratives being created in media, the fact that every media company is owned by a conglomerate of 6 or so companies in the US.

As far as I can see it Brave New World is the surface level that people feel each day and presented to the public but it's supported by an undercurrent of 1984 level bureaucracy and management. It's all designed to engineer complacency, complicitness, and ultimately slavery.