By David Nova
“Your strength is just an accident arising from the weakness of others.”
― Joseph Conrad, Heart of Darkness
You may wish to silence your intellect for this post. Read it with your heart instead.
By David Nova
“Your strength is just an accident arising from the weakness of others.”
― Joseph Conrad, Heart of Darkness
You may wish to silence your intellect for this post. Read it with your heart instead.
By David Nova | Deus Nexus
In the last several years, popular culture has been inundated by a deluge of dystopia novels, comic books, films, and televisions shows. I have written about the symbolism in several of these: Captain America, The Giver, and Snowpiercer.
However, dystopian fear is nothing new, merely a resurgent trend from the 1970s that featured such films as: The Planet of the Apes (series), Logan’s Run, Soylent Green, THX 1138, A Clockwork Orange, Death Race, The Omega Man, and Zardoz.
By David Nova [from Deus Nexus | 18 June 2014]
We call them Sheeple, sleepers, and mindless zombies. We refer to them as brain-washed and brain-dead. Obviously, these are not terms of endearment. We are less than understanding because it seems their blinders are putting us all in danger. We endlessly criticize them for not being more aware, while we desperately wish they would start to wake up. We somehow know that the transformation of our world, for which we are impatiently waiting, is also waiting for more of them to wake up.