Feed and 1984 by Jaka Lichtenberger

Honors Humanity

jakalichtenberger — 2024-03-06 19:32:26 UTC

In Feed the society is a dystopian where the people become brain dead. They are ran by new technology that controls their life. If the Feed is down they are too. #turnitoff #humanity

Innately Human

jakalichtenberger — 2024-03-06 19:41:21 UTC

In 1984 we see a character trying to hold on to his ability to stay human. It is very powerful to be a human we have so much potential. #natural #behuman

In our World

jakalichtenberger — 2024-03-06 20:22:17 UTC

Certain achievements are not forgotten as well as some struggles. As humans we need to embrace these things because it makes us who we are. Our ability to communicate and have languages is a very important development for humans. #todaysworld

Suppress Humanity

jakalichtenberger — 2024-03-08 17:53:24 UTC

In the feed we come across a relationship, we see that one of the partners friends doesn't accept the other partner. With the feed being in their heads it affects their relationships and emotion.

Oppressive Surveillance

jakalichtenberger — 2024-03-08 19:57:09 UTC

In the book 1984 there were a handful of things forbidden. One of those things being sex, with relationships being involved this had to effect them in many aspects. #offlimits

Suppressed Human Rights

jakalichtenberger — 2024-03-08 20:13:18 UTC

If we go back many years there were rough times for humans. We can look back on the time of segregation and how rights were taken from certain groups of people. #cometogether

Reflection

jakalichtenberger — 2024-03-08 20:15:48 UTC

Reading the Feed made me realize how much we rely on technology and how much it effects us. In today's world everyone has some sort of technology they carry with them, we don't think about the bigger picture when it comes to technology. #openyoureyes

Impact

jakalichtenberger — 2024-03-08 20:18:15 UTC

If you have the chance to put your phone down and go for a walk..you should do it. You will be tempted to check your phone every 5 minutes but your brain will thank you later. We often zone out and before we know it have been sitting on our phones for hours. #giveitabreak