Dystopie

Dystopia

Maybe the world of tomorrow ...

A dystopia is a fictional narrative depicting an imaginary society organized in such a way that it is impossible to escape. The leaders can exercise total authority without any separation of powers. People in this society can no longer exercise their free will.

How can dystopia draw parallels with our society ?

Dystopia

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1984

Matrix

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Detroit become human

Divergent

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The Matrix, imagined by Larry WachowskiPublished in 1999.The Matrix creates a virtual world where everyone lives in total control.Neo teh protagonist Neo escapes the Matrix and joins a rebel group to destroy it and free the humanity from this virtual world.

artificial intelligence, a threat to humans

Today technological advancemets are supposed to make life easier. Scientists continue to innovate arificial intelligence to reduce the workload of humans.

The trilogy is written by Veronica Roth.The series consists of three main books:

• Divergent" (2011)
• "Insurgent" (2012)
• "Allegiant" (2013)

The story is set in a dystopian future in Chicago, where society is divided into five factions based on human virtuesThe trilogy explores themes such as identity, choice, freedom, and the consequences of societal division and control.

" DIVERGENT ": caste system

example

An example in the current world is the situation in South Korea, where President Yoon Suk Yeol was impeached by the parliament for attempting to impose martial law.

Detroit Become Human

Is a french-American video game developedd by Quantic Dream. Released May 25, 2018 on PlayStatio 4.

• In 2038, in Detroit, humanoid robots live among humans.

-Kara -Connor -Markus

We follow their story through our decisions which are very important to able to advence in the game. This game talks about the rights of androids as "persons" and teh place they begin to take in society, often to the detriment of humans. This game can show us the place that artificial intelligence could take in the more or less near future and the impact that this could have on humans.

George Orwell wrote in 1984 in response to the rise of totalitarianism in Europeinstallation of many surveillance cameras in Great Britain in the 1980s“Born in 1939, I knew that established orders could be destroyed overnight. Change could also be as rapid as lightning. You couldn’t say “It can’t happen here”: anything could happen anywhere, given the circumstances.” - Margaret AtwoodAn ignorant people is the blind instrument of their own destruction. " - Simon BolivarVoltaire or Christopher Wax - ” who regarded ignorance as the mother of devotion and obedience”

" 1984 "