brave new world and 1984 with that big of an intersection
brazil not inside 1984
matrix not inside brave new world
The person that made this might be illiterate
this post was submitted on 04 Nov 2025
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I mean Brazil is about bizanytine bureaucracy, while 1984 is a dumbasses idea of the Soviet union, while there is some overlap I would argue neither is a subset of the other, if anything Brazil should de the bigger set.
I do agree it has nothing to do with brave new world or the handmaid's tale.
I think they simply did not read brave new world but skimmed the article
You fooled me matrix is in the brave new world category
This doesn't even make any sense from the perspective of being a Venn diagram. Lord of the Flies is the intersection of 1984, A Handmaid's Tale, and Fahrenheit 451? Soylent Green is the intersection of 1984 and Brave New World? What?
Fictional media consumption as propaganda is probably one of the most powerful things capitalism has produced to sustain itself.
It's a pressure release valve. Yeah this billionaire-owned hollywood-titan released a 9-season series saying rich people are bad. Now consume every hour long episode instead of doing anything about it
It's not just that. It is also where they get their education from after school.
Remembering that anti fascist reading list that was all fiction except for Hannah Arendt (i think? Whoever the authoritarianism person was)
These are just random dystopias from the latter half of the 20th century put into circles. It makes no sense.
The Matrix is equal parts Brave New World, A Handmaid's Tale and Fahrenheit 451
- Statements dreamt up by the utterly deranged
That's the one I noticed too! I spent way too long wracking my brain trying to find a single similarity between The Matrix and any of those books, and literally all I can think of is that in Brave New World people are born in test tubes and also in The Matrix people are born in little pod things.
But like, that's the only similarity I could find, at all! I feel like I must be missing something, because surely there's at least one other passing similarity somewhere, these stories are all dystopian fiction, after all. Like, statistically there must be other similarities, but I sure can't think of any!
Matrix is about people angry about living in an illusory paradise brought to you by the machines, so they go underground. brave new world is about people angry about an illusory paradise brought to you by drugs, so they go to mexico.
I would put brave new world as the subset, since it adds the idea of eugenics(so I guess in the intersection with gataca) and production of people as commodities, I don't know we're that fits.
The 🇺🇦 and 🇫🇮 flags together is the pièce de résistance
Ukronazis 
Finnazis
maybe the diagram is showing what books they have in their kindle, but haven't read yet.
A bunch of dystopian novels
Also, Brazil 🇧🇷 ♥️ for some reason
I was joking, but I never actually heard of this movie before. Thanks.
Fantastic movie about bureaucratic violence.
Was directed by one of the Monty python guys, and another one stars there. Great movie, mc is an asshole. Living in Latin America I find it very relatable, just today i spent all morning run Ning around in order to get an id, that I already had, but somehow I need a new one.
Come to Brazil!
what is this even supposed to mean?
Everyone knows the core texts of the dystopian fiction are 1984, Fahrenheit 451, brave new world, and a handmaid's tale.
Without these texts you cannot begin talking out of your ass about how you know things can get to bad places.
Certainly don't talk about more recent speculative fiction, and never mind that many of these authors' used actual historical examples to inform their fiction about how things could end up, talking about history is boring!
Now talking about a book you haven't read, that's where it's at. Especially when no one has read it and we can all collectively act like we have from seeing Simpsons and Futurama parodies of them.
When I first wrote brave new world, it corrected to brace new world, and oh what a world that would be 
it's just so bizarre, the groupings are (generously) barely coherent. At best this is like reading tea leaves.
Same energy
Look, I like dystopian fiction as much as the next guy, and yes I have used it to radicalize liberals...
But I'm struggling to figure out how all these venns add up? Did liberals actually read any of these?
I admittedly haven’t read a lot of these, but Soylent Green is about humans literally being turned into food, which I don’t think is an issue yet.
At least there's no idiocracy
when I make a novel and decide the events and consequences of those events based on what I like to write
I don’t get it
COME TO BRAZIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I don’t want to, they have the most hospitalized man on the planet there
Bozonaro? He has like 2-5 years at best, come here after that them!
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This person does not know how venn diagrams work.
The only one it got right is
{
|"Imagine the USSR was as bad as Britain really is."} {|"Heckin pig novel about how the poor are ontologically illiterate and incapable of self rule."} {|"TV is woke's fault!"}
wow it's almost like movies commenting about society are somehow representative of aspects of the society in which they were created and which they were made to comment on
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