Panopticon Stories

These are my thoughts on life's labyrinth. Accolades #1 in panopticon #1 in foucault #1 in whatareyou

The imprisonment of choice in the digital age.

Peyton: Can you come back alive? Peyton: And not in a coffin? Luke: Why in the world would I come home in a coffin? Luke: Honestly, first class seats are much more accommodating.

SYNOPSIS Arthur Zeff has “solved Philosophy.” He is dismissed of his professorship at Bentham College for being “old fashioned.” Vivian Zeff is concerned for her husband Arthur’s wellbeing, as his absent-mindedness is threatening to “blow up the house.” Thank God for shrinks. Thus enters hypnotist Doctor Nigel Collins, a government-issue virtual reality robot who by plumbing Arthur’s mind links DNA blood samples with a hypnotic digression into past lives. The attempt is to make the knowledge of Arthur Zeff profitable. The ending will surprise you.

Orwell's writers block manifests itself when an unexpected audience shows up fashionably early and won't hear of departure.