A Certain Dystopia

When we become conditioned into believing what is correct, poison is shakily injected into our veins, synthesized thoughts and artificial feelings are wedged into our hopes, plugged quickly with misinformed judgement and false ideas and wrong accusations until we are deaf and blind and all five senses shut down simultaneously. Before we can take a breath to nurture ourselves with much-needed oxygen we are unable to inhale reality; how difficult it is to swallow the truth when choking on copious amounts of tangled lies! And before we know it we are attempting to look back on how it once was, positive that it was better than today's reality; but a cold iron grasp keeps us from the ability to turn our necks and see our progression into that which we never aspired to be.

"How beauteous mankind is! O brave new world, that has such people in't!"

Aldous Huxley is genius.
"Brave New World" [1932]