Carrie Buck was raped, labeled an “imbecile,” and sterilized by order of the state — all in the name of genetic progress.

Pax Romana and had a good time, although I can't shake the feeling that it’s closely related to Anno 1800. It seems like a ...

In China, facial recognition technology, predictive policing ... In 1932, Huxley imagined a society that required no overt oppression: its citizens were placated by easy pleasures and made docile by ...

SPOILER WARNING: This story discusses multiple plot developments in “Captain America: Brave New World ... adamantium around the world. He had to start losing control. We talked about what ...

Captain America: Brave New World ... between all nations of the world to try and control the emergence of a new technological discovery (courtesy of the Fox/Disney merger). Realising the far-reaching ...

I have waited long enough before I put out my movie review/analysis of “Captain America: Brave New World” since this ... with the added Wakandan technology he can now shoot his feathers ...

3) What is the root of Sidewinder’s intense hatred for the new Captain America, and will this animosity be explored further in future MCU projects? Perhaps the Serpent Society ... and its impact could ...

By exploring themes of power, control, and responsibility through the lens of both personal and global conflicts, Captain America: Brave New World establishes crucial plot threads that will ...

Sam Wilson's path also reflects the challenges of Brave New World's characters battling against a society that expects conformity, control, and well-manicured ... This is a power grab that represents ...