Why the Book 1984 Reads Like Modern Non-Fiction

"Freedom" is the Freedom to Know and Speak the Truth

The Communist dystopia of the book 1984 is like a prophesy that points to our current time, and the crisis of "Truth" that has turned people into puppets, and thinkers into thought-bots.

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