To the extent that it foresaw the effect the Internet would have on society, what makes the Frankfurt School – an early 20th century school of thought concerned with how rampant consumerism harms the self – (i)____________ is not so much that it explodes much of what has sometimes proven to be a symbiotic relationship between our "real selves" and our " digital selves" as that it imagines a world so positively (ii)____________ that it becomes but (iii)____________ of the times in which we live. A. suspect B. charged C. a validation D. prescient E. utilitarian F. a caricature G. relevant H. dystopian I. a rejection