Severance would be capitalism’s ultimate triumph where the individual becomes both oppressor and oppressed.
The procedure bifurcates consciousness, creating an "innie" enslaved to labor in service of an "outie" who is blissfully detached from their own complicity. It is capitalism's ideal endpoint, where exploitation is outsourced to a version of oneself, rendering resistance impossible and solidarity obsolete.
The comments are pretty good too.
Everyone who has finished season 2 of Severance must watch this video. Especially if you like Milchick. It's a cast interview at an event called Paleyfest. The whole video is good, but if you don't want to watch the whole thing, jump to about 4:30. You're welcome. #Severance
https://youtu.be/FptJLoX0S9E
THAT #SEVERANCE S2 FINALE THO
Damn, I hope we don’t have to wait years for next season. #Severance
Fediverse Chick this, Fediverse Chick that, aren't you glad there isn't a Fediverse Milchick? #severance
Told my coworkers I now expect a marching band next time I complete a big work-related task. #severance
The outies are the ones who stayed in Omelas, they and Lumon are the villains.
The innies are the better parts of themselves, suppressed.
Mark Scout is toxic; wallowing, immature, rageful, and refuses therapy.
Helena is cruel and complicit.
Bert Goodman told us he's going to Hell.
Irving Bailiff is a mystery.
Dylan George is aloof and immature.
They are all selfish, eminently self-serving.
"Who are you?"
To each outie, not a person
So, I’m all set to start binge-watching the second season of ‘#Severance’.
Since it’s been a while since I watched the first season, should I go back and start from the beginning or just jump straight into season 2? 
I'm binging #Severance this weekend and hating it (see previous posts in my feed for more), when I suddenly realized that this show would be so much better if they simply set the entire thing within the mysterious corporate office, without ever cutting away to the outside world at all, which now has me more infuriated with the show than ever over WHY THEY DIDN'T JUST DO THAT
#Severance: Je suis détruit
Luana
