Bradbury and Scott illustrate how the control of technology dehumanises individuals in authoritarian governments who follow intellectual curiosity and enforce conformity. Control of technology still poses a threat today through pervasive surveillance by both governments involving the collection of personal privacy with advanced technology like facial recognition and monitoring of online records. The lesson that both works of literature aim to convey to the audience is that they alert to the dehumanising consequences of technology of control being the core of censorship and enforce the importance of preserving intellectual curiosity and freedom of conformity.
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