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the haunting loneliness of surveillance in 1984

Orwell’s 1984 paints a world where Big Brother watches constantly, erasing privacy and trust. Winston’s desperate solitude amid endless observation reveals how totalitarianism destroys human connection. This made me think about how surveillance today — in subtle, digital forms — chips away at our intimate spaces, breeding isolation even as we are “connected.” Winston’s rebellion is as much a fight for personal connection as it is for freedom. Orwell challenges us to consider: what does it mean to be truly free when watched constantly? #Entertainment #Books #ModernClassics #GeorgeOrwell #1984

7 days ago
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