Seventy-seven years ago, George Orwell imagined a world where breaths are monitored, facts are falsified, and minds are confiscated. Little did he know that one day a person would carry in their pocket a device that knows more about them than their closest relatives, and that truth itself would become fabricable at the touch of a button. Some novels end on their last page, while others continue to haunt the future, as if they were written […]
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Seventy-seven years ago, George Orwell imagined a world where breaths are monitored, facts are falsified, and minds are confiscated. Little did he know that one day a person would carry in their pocket a device that knows more about them than their closest relatives, and that truth itself would become fabricable at the touch of a button. Some novels end on their last page, while others continue to haunt the future, as if they were written […]
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