There must be no “child left behind” or person left out of the “net” of the process. The change in thinking has to be total, and everyone must accept it without question. Those who know history, logic, or Liberty are no longer needed or wanted. They are either marginalized or eliminated from places
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During the 1984 Super Bowl, a young company that had been founded less than a decade earlier in a garage in Los Altos, California, spent $1.5 million to its first significant commercial for a new, groundbreaking product the Macintosh, the first personal computer. The company was Apple, and the advertisement was a defining moment that distinguished Apple as a company willing to go against the grain and rescue humanity from conformity.
The ad had been inspired by George Orwell’s
1984 and featured a woman escaping police pursuit, running through a movie theater. She runs to the front of the theater and throws a hammer through a screen portraying a man’s face meant to represent Big Brother. As the camera pans to the audience, fully in shock from the movie screen’s explosion, the commercial concludes with black text that reads: On January 24, Apple Computer will introduce Macintosh. And you ll see why 1984 won t be like 1984.