Think Differently
Banned books, dystopian books and books that help you to survive. This is the original list.
Why Dystopian? It’s a question I’m inevitably asked when discussing my books and essays. My short answer is: Do I get a choice? Followed by my long answer: It’s what makes us human. The dystopian genre is a messy reflection of the good, bad and in-betweens of humanity in difficult situations. The dystopian society is an…
(By Aral Bereux) Some of the greatest hits of all time have been created with dystopian themes. Music, books and films — they strike a proverbial chord with audiences. From Prince to Good Charlotte, Imagine Dragons and Bright Eyes, here are but a few music hits to consider. Eve of Destruction, Barry McGuire. The…
Why are you running out of money? Why do the rich get richer while you struggle?
Inflation is more than a daily struggle. The war on cash and therefore the war against freedom is spreading. Here’s how to combat it.
Over 170 million Americans are drinking tap water contaminated with radioactive elements, such as radon, uranium and the most prevalent, radium.
Diversity is the key to surviving extreme weather impacts.
The “ghost” DNA, according to scientists, is confirmed to be from an unknown ancestor.
If you’re scratching for the next dystopian plot twist to humanity’s fate, look no further than the Earth’s magnetic north pole shifting at unprecedented speeds. Experts are unsure why this is occurring, but some have hypothesized that the shift is part of an overdue fluctuation where the magnetic poles can flip. This event occurs every…
The successful exercise of power requires a social cage restricting the citizen’s option of leaving, a “closing of the escape route,” if you will.
Rockefeller ensured the chemicals his company produced were the only chemicals used as the basis of chemical intervention against all diseases, no matter what they were—and his intention was to rid the medical colleges of holistic medicine.
This is an easy dystopian or anti-utopian read, even for the fussiest of readers.
The glorification of these ideologies endangers the future perceptions that one day may inspire peace.
Historical films can be a ‘powerful tool in the incitement of desire and the fantasy of history,’ inviting us to view the past from the safety of our living room.
Just picture an Australian culture where ‘She’ll be right, mate’ and G’day, mate’ are outlawed, banned, possibly even illegal with hefty fines.
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