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| so:text | In Orwell’s 1984, all Party members must assemble for a “Two Minutes Hate” session where they watch a propaganda film showing the Party’s enemies. The establishment of the Virtual Panopticon insures that these group meetings aren’t necessary. Those in power now have the resources to deliver a political message tailored to the specific fears of the individual citizen. Yes, we’ll still have political rallies and conventions, but these will be empty gestures retained from the past. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/John_Twelve_Hawks |
| so:description | Against Authority: Freedom and the Rise of Surveillance States (2014) (en) |
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