The Individual vs. Big Brother in 1984

Personal & Big Brother in 1984 "This is the reason to bring you here, I will not act in obedience, this is the price of reason, you like to be madman, minority. In reality, Winston [...] reality is not external Reality is in human thought, there is not anywhere else It does not exist in the human mind, it dies soon It will be: only in the party's heart, it is collective and immortal.

From the story point of view, in my opinion, the most natural way is like this book and the movie brothers in 1984. Resist the love by falling. Individuals and systems. In this case, the ultimate authority is God, God is the most intelligent artificial intelligence designed to date. This made me into a story more like a drama. The hero is Rowan Greer (named for one of Yale's favorite teachers). Rowan is the Chief Technology Officer of New Way Church. He is a member of the Board of Elders, including technology, economics and social support. They act as mediators between God and man, high-tech priest caste

The main character in 1984 was Winston Smith, and in 1984 he suspected that the totalitarian government (brother) dominated Oceania. We started this book from Winston and we learned that Big Brother is a fictitious character. The government develops its own language, is waging war with the other two superpowers, and constantly monitors citizens. As Winston's rebellion progressed, we realized that Big Brother was not as unrealistic as we thought. Oceania, East Asia, Eurasia are the three largest superpowers. Everyone has the same government - a permanent war government to completely dominate their inhabitants. The process used to gain absolute power is the process used by past, present and future dictators like Stalin, Mussorini, and Hitler. Big Brother turns citizens into a convenient way of thinking. But Big Brother not only uses propaganda technology but also uses Newspeak and TV screens.