The Hunger Games By Suzanne Collins
We are living in the world where there is no boundaries between nations and no limits between advanced technology. However, the world these days has drifting towards the society that is creating unpredictable damages. The society has gone bad. Sometimes, I wonder if there is still understanding between people, ethics, sympathy and sorrow towards others. I feel like our society is having a new disease called “socially endurance deficiency”. There is no surprise why the world becomes completely dystopia (a bad society). To give the best example of the dystopian society, I would choose “The Hunger Games” by Suzanne Collins. It is about the annual Hunger Games event which takes place in the advanced technological city called Capitol,where everything
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They all teach us to become better, not to become worst. However, what is happening these days is that we lack all the things we have been taught. “Islam teaches balance in thought and action. In fact, finding the middle path is a general principle of behavior in Islam. Furthermore, Islam endorses sociopolitical and socioeconomic systems that represent a balanced, middle ground” . Like wise, Lord Buddha also said that there are two extremes ways whenever we do something which always result the worst to us, and apart from extreme ways, the middle path is the best way to conquer all the success. However, we are still committing the same mistakes again and again even if we know what is wrong. This is all because we underestimate the power of the social contract. The problem is that we don’t know how to keep it balance. For example, when a student takes an exam and he gets the highest marks, his position will be the lowest. Apparently, when his position becomes highest, he will surely get lowest marks. This is how we are dealing with the social contract these days. We are keeping one above and another one below. The world we are living today is constructed with the social contract. It makes sense that without the social contract, the world could have gone worse. So, we all must perceive and assure the balanced social contract for our next generations in order to prevent them from facing the dystopian society
They all teach us to become better, not to become worst. However, what is happening these days is that we lack all the things we have been taught. “Islam teaches balance in thought and action. In fact, finding the middle path is a general principle of behavior in Islam. Furthermore, Islam endorses sociopolitical and socioeconomic systems that represent a balanced, middle ground” . Like wise, Lord Buddha also said that there are two extremes ways whenever we do something which always result the worst to us, and apart from extreme ways, the middle path is the best way to conquer all the success. However, we are still committing the same mistakes again and again even if we know what is wrong. This is all because we underestimate the power of the social contract. The problem is that we don’t know how to keep it balance. For example, when a student takes an exam and he gets the highest marks, his position will be the lowest. Apparently, when his position becomes highest, he will surely get lowest marks. This is how we are dealing with the social contract these days. We are keeping one above and another one below. The world we are living today is constructed with the social contract. It makes sense that without the social contract, the world could have gone worse. So, we all must perceive and assure the balanced social contract for our next generations in order to prevent them from facing the dystopian society