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ahead and get involved. Grab a Coke, drink it in. So there's this scene in Animal Farm. It's the last

scene in the novel, the famous George Orwell novel, the one less

referred to the 1984, but in some ways a lot better. And there's this scene where the pigs and the men

are playing cards at a table. Now, for the course of the novel, the pigs are leading the animals,

the animals of the farm, in rebellion against the men, whose cruel

and capricious and greedy leadership has kind of wrecked the farm and they've risen up collectively

to take back what's theirs, the means of production, and they're going to distribute the fruits

equally and everything is going to be fair, equitable and things are going to be great.

And the pigs naturally rise to the top of the hierarchy because they're the smartest and following them or the kind of stalwart horses and the sweet tempered trusting cattle, et cetera,

all the way on down the chain. And so it's left to the pigs to negotiate with the men,

the former farm owners. And of course they hate the men, right? They're the declared enemy of the men to negotiate with the men, the former farm owners. And of course, they hate the men, right?

They're the declared enemy of the men. And in the final scene, the other animals are gathered

outside the house, nose is pressed against the glass, and the pigs are sitting basically

partying with the men. And for a moment, they become indistinguishable. You can't tell the pig

from the man they've melded into one. In other words, the movement the pig's lead has been

completely corrupted and become the mirror image of what it purported to be. And the reason,

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