Who decides the future?

1. 'Blade Runner' and 'Do Androids dream of electric sheep?'

- Void kampff test

2. clockwork orange

- Teenagers who have never had empathy

3. 2001 A Space Odyssey

- Development of civilization through actions that the majority do not

4. 1984

- Human impulsivity expressed in a society where unhappiness is rampant

5. Brave New World 

- Human personality that has disappeared in a society where misfortune is missing

I extract the above sentences from the films and books presented:

In A Clockwork Orange, teenagers are described as demons. However, I thought of it as a metaphoric expression of the old generation's view of the new generation. So, in the end, it shows the process in which a new generation loses individuality through education, violence, or drugs, and is transferred to the old generation in an enslavement state.

This oppression is also described in 'Blade Runner' and 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?' If they do not pass the test, they cannot even survive, and the only thing they can do is just hide from society by grouping them together.

The same situation appears in 1984, and most of the oppressed had amplified in violence and sexual desire.

On the other hand, Brave New World shows a society where such oppression does not exist and what a world where no one feels pain will be like. In such a well-ordered society, no one feels pain, and no one expresses their individuality within a group. It's not that the people want to show their individuality but can't show it, it's that they just don't feel the need to show it at all.

2001 A Space Odyssey gives the simple process of development of civilization. The scene where the leg bones in the air transform into a spaceship is a masterpiece as the professor said last week. I thought that very few apes were the first to pick up leg bones. However, the behavior of that few, of the minority, that is hesitant, disliked, or feared creates rifts. And it completely changes the future.

In the previous movies and novels, we can see a lot of different kinds of cracks. But human society wants to seal those rifts and pretend they didn't exist because humans are afraid of what they don't understand. Ultimately, I think the future will depend on how far the energy in these cracks gets out of control and into the world.