Which one is more accurate based on today's societies

>>9873304
Neither, read Mien Kampf instead so that you can take the redpill and not the blue pill

Do your own homework.

>>9873304
Read both.

>>9873304
You already know the answer.

>>9873304
Elements of both, but I would lean towards BNW because people don't seem to take it seriously. 1984 is memed hard while BNW is never mentioned.

BNW. No one takes central economic planning seriously anymore (except LARPers). Even if they did, it would fail within two or three generations and be replaced by either (1) prole revolt or (2) Deng Xiaoping

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>>9873304
Neither. Fahrenheit 451 is more relevant now.

>>9873304
1984's populace is controlled by censorship and fear, Brave New World's by consumerism and indulgence.
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bnw

>>9873304
Obviously BNW. Young people today act much more like drugged up orgy participants than chaste hitler youth spies.

>>9874839
This is false
The proles aren't even controlled, Goldstein's texts talked a lot about how only the middle class needed to be controlled, the majority of people lacked any will to change anything so were left as they were