In Idiocracy the most average man the government can find becomes the smartest man in 500 years. But how? This movie is a satire for the the lack of intelligence humans will have as time progresses. The people in this society are only worried about what is happening on TV, money, and getting laid. Writer Mike Judge predicts that people will only care about what's happening to the stars and what's on TV. And he is right. According to Kid's Health, kids between eight and eighteen spend nearly four hours day in front of a TV and almost an additional two hours on the computer (outside of homework). This number has been increasing over the past few years. This just shows that people are starting to rely on technology for many things starting at an early age. It's hard for kids to get off their phones in class because they feel like they need it to stay connected to the people around them. But when your friend is sitting right next to you do you really need to text them? With all the new technology that's being invented everyday mailmen and bank tellers are becoming obsolete. Email and ATM machines are taking over the jobs that were once done by humans.
5.16.2016
Idiocrazy.
Idiocracy. It is the only comedy that will turned into a documentary. This movie is an obvious satire for what could happen to the world. The movie starts with two couples. One is intelligent and rational while the other is impulsive and reactionary. This gets the ball rolling for the increase of the less intelligent population. As the dumber people accidentally reproduce they increase the amount of dumb people, and as the smart people are hesitant to reproduce they reduce the amount of smart people in the world. This movie takes the world to an extreme. Like the movie poster suggests man evolved from apes and now are reverting back to apes.
In Idiocracy the most average man the government can find becomes the smartest man in 500 years. But how? This movie is a satire for the the lack of intelligence humans will have as time progresses. The people in this society are only worried about what is happening on TV, money, and getting laid. Writer Mike Judge predicts that people will only care about what's happening to the stars and what's on TV. And he is right. According to Kid's Health, kids between eight and eighteen spend nearly four hours day in front of a TV and almost an additional two hours on the computer (outside of homework). This number has been increasing over the past few years. This just shows that people are starting to rely on technology for many things starting at an early age. It's hard for kids to get off their phones in class because they feel like they need it to stay connected to the people around them. But when your friend is sitting right next to you do you really need to text them? With all the new technology that's being invented everyday mailmen and bank tellers are becoming obsolete. Email and ATM machines are taking over the jobs that were once done by humans.
In Idiocracy the most average man the government can find becomes the smartest man in 500 years. But how? This movie is a satire for the the lack of intelligence humans will have as time progresses. The people in this society are only worried about what is happening on TV, money, and getting laid. Writer Mike Judge predicts that people will only care about what's happening to the stars and what's on TV. And he is right. According to Kid's Health, kids between eight and eighteen spend nearly four hours day in front of a TV and almost an additional two hours on the computer (outside of homework). This number has been increasing over the past few years. This just shows that people are starting to rely on technology for many things starting at an early age. It's hard for kids to get off their phones in class because they feel like they need it to stay connected to the people around them. But when your friend is sitting right next to you do you really need to text them? With all the new technology that's being invented everyday mailmen and bank tellers are becoming obsolete. Email and ATM machines are taking over the jobs that were once done by humans.
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I agree with the second sentence in your first paragraph and I think it is so sad that it is coming true.
ReplyDeleteI like the idiocrazy title, but like I said on Nina's blog I don't think humans will ever get that stupid or illiterate.
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