How much privacy are you willing to give up? I think without me knowing I give a lot of privacy up. When you’re a baby you are surveillanced by your parents. There are cameras to watch you just as a newborn to make sure of your wellbeing. We are often Continue reading
A dystopia is a society characterized by oppressive social control and a degraded quality of life. I believe this is a good one sentence of the word that we have discussed in class all semester. This class has shown me how some people may view a dystopian society. I also Continue reading
One of the key aspects of Foucault’s discussion on Panopticism is Surveillance and Visibility. It has been embedded in our society through numerous different technologies In contemporary urban environments, surveillance cameras are often in all of our presences, installed in public spaces, workplaces, and even private residences. These cameras serve Continue reading
Direct democracy stands out as the least dystopian view of governance primarily due to its emphasis on citizen empowerment and participation. Allowing the people to vote is something that I believe is very important to the people. By allowing the people to feel like they are involved in decision-making processes, Continue reading
Utopia is a society that is perfect in all aspects. I think that utopia would have equality in all aspects of life. There would be no racism. For politics we would only elect people who are looking to do good in all aspects and be knowledgeable about numerous topics so Continue reading
Dystopia is a society that is not safe for all. There is little to know about equality. A society that is wrong. I believe that my definition is sweet and short. It explains the word dystopia in its most simplest form which is a utopia gone wrong. A dystopia is Continue reading
