1984 George Orwell Research Paper

'It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen ' - presumably a twenty-four hour clock. This was when I first took note that TV had without an invite had invaded us... it sits nonchalently on the wall with an unbridaled power. Since, then I mistrust anything that 's transmitted from the screen - so I 've download an internal firewall to protect myself on the off-chance TV will be wanting my vote at some stage - TV on the TV on a TV debate... I feel nauseus at the thought. I say this guessing that TV understands the concept of democratic process, on reflection I fear it does, why it sits nonchalently on the wall - hence, why the internal firewall is worth a download. Worth noting that the internal firewall is not …show more content…
via sacrificing homelife and our health in the meantime. I 'll go further, this has been a social disease that 's detrimental to health which is the creation of the digital revolution. Forget Orwell 's 1984 dark prose, our hunger for interactive technology is progressively more damaging - call it a silent assasin, the 'big brother ' state, avertly is a snuggly teddy bear alongside a Joe Dante 's CGI 'Gremlin. ' Orwell 's so-called... 'Thought Police ' (and no-one knows who may be an agent) - "thoughtcrime carries a terrible punishment: not just death, but monstrous brainwashing and torture is the fate of all dissidents." Because what can be worse than perishing is the idea your thoughts are not your own... as it so happens, I 'm secretly pondering whether its a good idea to continue to write openly about such matters... knowing full well I 've 'Smart TVs ' on standby and I haven 't checked for 'spyware ' or for minuscule microphones - you know the kind that resemble a shiny screw; all this paranoia is altogether derranging. I write this in the comfort of my study... the walls are sound proof, pictures are purposefully not of portraits either. It 's too easy to be worn down by the cruelty of this terrible regime of trepidation. Without scaring you witless... it 's all psychological, indeed, a tough one to grasp in the cold light of day, duly of the notion, fear is infectious. For those who blame the state... don 't - well, y 'see the state also lives in fear. For evidence, look at the disray of our lawmakers - totally incompetent in despair and misery - playing on their 'Smart ' apps appearing on 'Have I Got News For You ' while serving their constituencies. Intelligence extraordinaire, and may I say multitasking of the highest