Everybody loves a good dystopia, where the world of today has turned into a nightmare of decay, hopelessness and gelatinous food cubes. But to do them right, you need to follow these ten rules ...

What’s scary is that if language as a form of mind control is even theoretically possible, you can be sure some executive has assigned a working group to it. This is the world we live in now.

In 1932, Aldous Huxley published the classic Brave New World.The famous dystopian tale described a futuristic world where people are controlled by sleep learning, drugs, and conditioning.