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> Yup, but we've long crossed that bridge. I think young generation simply doesn't care. Dystopian is something normal, natural for them. It is only older peop
by merinowool 8y ago
> Yup, but we've long crossed that bridge.
I think young generation simply doesn't care. Dystopian is something normal, natural for them. It is only older people that will struggle with it, but once they die, there will be whole new world, where freedom will be an extremist concept.
- jaddood 8y agoWhat???? Who told you that? What kind of proof do you have? It seems to me that it's just some meaningless sentence just to make empathy with dystopian views of the world, but without any real reflection in the real world.
- merinowool 8y agoThis is just anecdotal. It is my observation of the world. It could be much different than yours and I hope it is.
- nighthawk1 8y agoI see this a lot in young people. They trust the cloud and privacy isn’t a big deal. That attitude will not change until something bad happens on a large scale that wakes the masses.
- merinowool 8y agoSimple example is when German intelligence service even before the start of the war was compiling details of Polish intelligentsia, cultural, social or political elites. So when they invaded Poland they knew where to look for Poles who could be a danger to the Reich in the newly acquired territories. And they executed them. One by one to destroy national identity. Now if back then something like Facebook existed, their job would have been much easier. This is what scares me, because when in future politicians decide that people of my views need to be "removed", that would be very easy to do. Just run a query against social media database and send kill squads.
- nighthawk1 8y agoAnd now they’d just send a drone after they obtained your gps coordinates. The labor of hunting classes of people down has dropped dramatically.