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My Near-Future Dystopia

  • Permanent residents returning from trips abroad faced detention by immigration agents.
  • This situation reflects concerns about pervasive technological surveillance and the collaboration between large tech companies and government.
  • Speculative fiction explores detention based on algorithms predicting future actions from personal data like dreams and behavior.
  • An avowed liberal friend stated he "had nothing to hide" and trusted the president at the time.
  • Such scenarios raise concerns about privacy, data centralization, and potential indefinite detention based on predicted behavior.
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My Near-Future Dystopia

Imagine a surveillance state powerful enough to incarcerate people for the wrong dreams. In 2025, it doesn’t feel like such a leap.

·Washington, United States
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