I used to think Big Brother represented the failings of a centralised government, but as COVID accelerates our move towards a monolithic belief system, I am beginning to see it a little differently.
Instead, it is forming as a pseudo-collective conscience dogmatic in its extermination of thought outside the orthodoxy. It is manifesting in a neo-puritan class building societal constructs where if you’re not with them, then you’re against them.
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