My definition of a dystopia is a hypothetical state of society in which people lack personal autonomy and basic rights due to oppressive, dehumanizing systems. These systems are frequently the result of unrestricted technological progress or totalitarian governments. The idea of dystopia captures the terrifying result of societal flaws and Continue reading
In my ideal society, healthcare is the foundation of a utopian framework that prioritizes universal access, preventative focus, holistic approaches, technological integration, equity, diversity, ethical standards, and environmental sustainability. Ensuring universal access means that all people, no matter their financial situation, can easily obtain complete healthcare services that are financed Continue reading
According to French philosopher Michel Foucault, panopticism is an internalization of control and surveillance that works as a disciplinary mechanism. Panopticism is the belief that one is always being watched, which leads people to control their actions by social norms and expectations even when there is no one in a position Continue reading
In the 21st century, technology has evolved to a point where it mirrors Jeremy Bentham’s 18th-century panopticon, a prison designed for constant surveillance. I am willing to surrender some privacy in exchange for conveniences and efficiencies that enhance my daily life. In the realm of social media, for instance, I Continue reading
A dystopia is a terrifying tale of a broken society in which people live in misery, lose their fundamental rights, and experience general misery. It shows a gloomy picture of the future and can be seen in literature, films, and occasionally in real life. In dystopias, people lose their freedom, Continue reading
