... trapped in a situation where they cannot verify whether they are being surveilled by speed cameras or not. The constant possibility of surveillance creates uncertainty and fear of being caught that leads to drivers slowing down when they see the speed limit sign. Like the panoptic model, the number of speed limit signs or cameras does no need to be great in order to carry out ... of one sign can spread to all drivers who saw the sign. If the panoptic model is powerful, effective and flawless, all drivers should slow down when they saw the speed limit sign. Through the power of surveilla...

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... both general and individual: to observe the worker's presence and application, and the quality of his work; to compare workers with one another, to classify them according to skill and speed; to follow the successive stages of the production process. As we have notice this is the observation method in which each person is categorized. In any industrial enterprise, the worker ... complete control of ourselves, body and soul. All of these things seem to be trivial or daily matters to us, but in reality no one has imposed such boundaries to limit our self, yet we still do it. This conformi...

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