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George Orwell's dystopian fiction, Nineteen Eighty-Four, could be considered as a Rosetta Stone for interpreting the Great Reset.
Plausible roots of the Great Reset agenda have been traced back 80+ years, to when James Burnham wrote a book articulating his vision for “The Managerial Revolution." Burnham's book (1940), and his subsequent title (1943), prompted a critique of Burnham (1946) by Orwell—followed by Orwell's publication (1949) of 1984.
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The putative Great Reset "Rosetta Stone" is connoted by the following image ("oligarchical collectivism"—The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism):
| The preceding image signifies a stratified society |
| Elaboration: stranger-prevalent eigenmode |
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