They have no choice but to believe it because they cant tell if it's a lie. The civilians are effectively blind in the aspect of knowing what is going on in the world around them. The net effect is the people are living in two worlds while only knowing they are in one. The community thinks everything is going well, and they have no reason to go against it because it's all they know. The Party has fully achieved its abundant desire to deceive the people and attain absolute control. The people in Oceania act as robots. This is because they live through the brains of the Party and what it wants. The people can’t ever think for themselves because the Party limits what they know and how they think. The civilians are essentially programmed into thinking in certain ways that benefit and protect the Party. Near the end of the book, Winston and O’Brien were about the scape this “alternate universe.” As they were about to escape, O’Brien let Winston in on a secret he was a spy for the
They have no choice but to believe it because they cant tell if it's a lie. The civilians are effectively blind in the aspect of knowing what is going on in the world around them. The net effect is the people are living in two worlds while only knowing they are in one. The community thinks everything is going well, and they have no reason to go against it because it's all they know. The Party has fully achieved its abundant desire to deceive the people and attain absolute control. The people in Oceania act as robots. This is because they live through the brains of the Party and what it wants. The people can’t ever think for themselves because the Party limits what they know and how they think. The civilians are essentially programmed into thinking in certain ways that benefit and protect the Party. Near the end of the book, Winston and O’Brien were about the scape this “alternate universe.” As they were about to escape, O’Brien let Winston in on a secret he was a spy for the