This kind of dystopia was named after the work of Philip K. Dick; an American science fiction author. This kind of dystopia is defined by the replacement of reality with an abstract or manufactured version of reality; a pseudo reality of kinds. These kinds of dystopias lean in heavily to the perceived paradise of these pseudo realities in which people reside and exert control over people through these realities. For instance, the Matrix could be considered Phildickian, so too could the Black Mirror episode 'San Junipero' - however, the caveat of free will and the choice to be a part of this pseudo reality are important to consider. Most Phildickian style dystopias will take the agency of choice from the characters. These pseudo realities also usually have punishment systems involving banishment to the real world or exclusion from these paradise-like pseudo realities. This is a key element in the control of the subject that forms Phildickian dystopian ideas.