At the beginning of the semester, I defined dystopia as a place of fear and a place where equality does not exist. From all the movies and readings that were done this semester, a dystopia is far more complicated than what I thought it was in the beginning of the Continue reading
A way in which panopticism is used in society today is through surveillance and cameras. Surveillance cameras are a way to let people know that they are being watched. By having a sense that they are being watched, they would conform to norms and behave to such norms. Cameras are Continue reading
If I had to give up some of my privacy for something in turn, the reward would have to be something worth it enough. In my opinion there isn’t anything worth it enough to give up my privacy because I believe my information and rights as an individual would be Continue reading
Compared to all the other forms of government, a democracy seems the most reasonable in turns of being the least dystopian. This is because a democracy is based on the people and not the ruling of one specific individuals which is what an autocracy is. Democracy is less likely to Continue reading
My idea of utopia is a place where stress and worry don’t exist and essentially everything is free. A world where everyone could live freely without worrying about what food they are gonna have to eat or if they have a place to sleep at night sounds really nice to Continue reading
To me, a dystopia is a place where equality does not exist but also a place where one fears or constantly lives in fear. If utopia is a place where everything is perfect and everyone is happy, dystopia would be the opposite: a place of unhappiness. Equality does not exist Continue reading
