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Have you ever imagined what would our planet look like for a little more than a
century? It might have seemed that people have immersed themselves in all types of
ideas about the futuristic world, yet we have classified these into two scenarios at
large: a utopian society and a dystopian society. Contrary to the utopia where
everything is ideally harmonious, a dystopian world is certainly topsy-turvy. It is
conceived that a dystopian society has led to dehumanized, chaotic, controlled, and
wretched lives. Here are my perspectives on the future outlook for the anti-utopian world.
First and foremost, dystopias are facing to fill with a pessimistic view of government
that is brutal owing to their manipulation, so-called overcontrol. Governmental
authorities will have far more network controls in terms of surveillance and
withholding crucial information. I suppose this will be not radically genuine for
security reasons. Over the next ten decades, cryptographic processes, including deep
inspection techniques will be most likely to increase the frequency of utilizing. And,
therefore, all these massive operations are bound to severely jeopardize privacy -
insidiously threatening and undermining social and political activism throughout the
world while impeding transparency and access to information. In addition to the rise
of hyper-connectivity, this will be without doubt harnessed to soar the extent to
which the capacity of governments and corporations to track and trace the mass of Internet user activities.
Secondly, the Earth will be no longer a green planet instead there is certain to be a
gray, dry, and dead yellow that is covering everything. If we observe the catalysts
commonly named the man-made causes that result in most dystopian societies, there
is the mass destruction of the environment and climate change. Hence, the towering
garbage mountains are racing for height with skyscrapers, together with how
horrendous natural conditions with crazy sandstorms are blowing everything away
catastrophically. We have been the social network, smartphone, computer
generation, and most people have not clued au fait renewable energy or carbon yet.
And even once we have known all about them, we frequently will not consider that
they will affect us. As a consequence, the concept of a futuristic world devastated by
the very things that will turn out to be realistic. The concept that such horror, pain,
and fear will be to come from too many automobiles and greenhouse gases trapping
more heat in the atmosphere. Nuclear apocalypse. The uncontrollable temperature
will change putting an end to the environment. Or worse, permafrost will thaw fast
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Then, from my point of view, dystopian futures have been depicted that our common
humanity will be in danger of utter loss of individualism. Therefore, we lose sight of
our passion for what we will be capable of achieving in real life; we are bound to
lose our voice since we will for certain just take superiors’ voices into consideration
when following orders, even worse we will lose our way where we had felt alive and
joyful in every moment. Considering that governmental powers will have cut
individuals’ viewpoints down, then make sure that citizens must abide by laws, rules,
and regulations. As a result, you will simply be a sheep without real purpose. In spite
of another viewpoint that at least it would make their life easy rather than be the one
in charge, there is nothing close to freedom rather than the illusion of freedom in general.
Next, there is a great deal of devastation and the oppressive powers, so humanity in
anti-utopian societies will have to fend for themselves on the strength of these. For
one thing, the rising levels of poisoning gases to the same extent as the large–scale
epidemic disease all over the world will push inhabitants to the brink of the crisis.
People will learn how to struggle with all these catastrophic events. In other words,
they will have to wear personal protective equipment daily owing to the hazardous
and contaminated atmosphere, also will try their best to work out ways to reverse the
atmospheric system only after human beings will have been driven by such natural
forces. In addition, some dystopian motifs have tended to be described as a “survival
horror game” which means they will have to not only carefully know all rules and
social norms so as to behave well but also learn how to fight or shoot in order to
defend themselves from the outside.
Following that, technological control will be believed as the main factor having an
adverse impact on our society in unprecedented ways. At the beginning of the
dystopian period, with the increasing utilization of technology, the demand for the
human labor force will have decreased, which will leave workers greatly depressed.
Meanwhile, thanks to technological innovations, and a life full of conveniences, any
need will be enabled to be met with just a tap of the hand. However, it will be a
nightmare when it will come to the outlook of humans abusing technology, thus
individualism is abandoned as I mentioned earlier, and humans will be in a controlled
state by a group of advanced robotic devices. For instance, a life of chaos dominated
by the omnipresent enforcement of robots, AI will use the capacity of technologies
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In conclusion, I believe all dystopian novels, movies, apocalyptic forecasts, and any
negative projections might seem to give human beings lessons, somehow messages
to increase their awareness of the public and governments regarding the necessity to
confront more vigorously. Thus, from now on, to maintain our lives, we must bring
environmentally spoiling actions under control to restore and protect the integrity of
the earth's systems. Also, we must make use of essential resources for human welfare
more effectively. Besides, we must keep an eye on population stabilization.
Recognizing that, in our day-to-day lives, the Earth is exactly our home. The
responsibilities should not be restricted to a few groups, but all the whole family
members must give a hand to protect our home.