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In 1984, surveillance is not just about cameras on every wall—it’s about the feeling of never being alone in your thoughts. What struck me most is how fear of being watched makes people censor themselves long before anyone else does. Orwell shows us that true control doesn’t come from force, but from shaping behavior until people obey without question.