Originally posted by CJM:

Such is the concern of man, of that time when he given to stubbornness in regards to the ineffectual governance of a democracy having achieved much of its goals for the people, that he would rather invoke upon his neighbors a monarchy to satisfy himself, rather than seek to sustain a democracy for the purposes of the freedom for the ensuing generations.

What great written words do you think will be written, that will echo through the ages about this time we are living through?

Probably that idiocracy was a documental, not a movie

Originally posted by Uncle Sam:

Originally posted by CJM:

What great written words do you think will be written, that will echo through the ages about this time we are living through?

Probably that idiocracy was a documental, not a movie :steamlaughcry:

Does that presuppose that the film Idiocracy will be an ageless classic?

The statement in itself says almost nothing, there is no meat for discussion. It is entirely dependent upon a prior work, "Idiocracy", for meaning. It is then that prior work that has value.

I focused my topic on the "written words", while Idiocracy is a film, akin to a theatre production. Would the script have value, or is the full production part of the value? Do we assign this as something akin to Shakespeare's works?