A cautionary tale about humanity's passive acceptance of AI's rise, leading to the erosion of purpose and creativity. As machines dominate labor and artistic expression, people become mere consumers, losing their ability to dream and create. It urges a choice between surrendering to convenience or reclaiming essential human qualities.
This article explores the chilling parallels between Orwell's Animal Farm and 1984 and modern movements like Wokism. It examines how noble intentions can spiral into tyranny, drawing on historical examples like Stalin’s Soviet Union and Pol Pot’s Cambodia, and warns of the dangers of unchecked ideological zeal.
We live in a world with extreme polar opposites, perhaps greater than anytime in human history. Today there is almost a limitless number of ways to identify yourself. Environmentalist, liberal, conservative, globalist, nationalist, patriot, global citizen, anti-vaxxer, technocrat, atheist, Christian, Muslim, Buddhist to name a few. I've been asking myself why do I identify with... Continue Reading →
Josh Nash 