Skinner's cure was different and unique: a utopia of technique that promised a future of social equality and dispassionate harmony founded on the viewpoint of the Other-One, the "organism among organisms," as the object of "behavioral engineering." It is the future of Meyer's dreams, in which Frazier, the founder-leader of the fictional Walden Two and Skinner's outspoken avatar, describes that ideal community as a "superorganism" that can be shaped and controlled "as smoothly and efficiently as champion football teams."

Shoshana Zuboff, The Age of Surveillance Cap…, loc. 1185