It's funny how the colours of the like real world only seem really real when you viddy them on the screen.
In Anthony Burgess's novel, "A Clockwork Orange," the protagonist reflects on the perception of reality, particularly in relation to colors and experiences. The quote emphasizes a paradox where the vibrancy and authenticity of life appear more pronounced when viewed through a screen, suggesting that media can alter our understanding of reality.
This observation implies a commentary on modern society, where technology mediates our experiences. It raises questions about how much of our true perception is shaped by our interactions with screens, potentially leading to a disconnect from the physical world and a reliance on virtual representations.
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