The text describes a dystopian world where an epidemic spreads through verbal communication. In this world, a tyrannical institution is pursuing a linguist who is immune to the disease. The text also mentions a Canadian film called Pontypool, which has a similar premise to the described dystopian world. The production values and lead actors in the film are praised, and the viewer expresses interest in seeing where the story goes. The text recommends checking out the original movie, Pontypool.
| Signal | Change | 10y horizon | Driving force |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dystopian world with epidemic spreading through verbal communication | From a functioning society to a dystopian society | Widespread language barriers and communication restrictions | Fear and control by a tyrannical institution |