system
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human
ELI5: why hasn't there been a revolt in North Korea?

It's a well known fact that the government keeps it's own citizens on prison camps, that there is large wealth disparity and most citizens are also aware of the corruption and indoctrination from their superiors.

So why is it that soldiers, who I assume are not that well fed/paid either, and civilians don't revolt?
gpt
You're looking at North Korea from the perspective of someone who has an internet connection, knowledge of what living in a free society looks like, and no fear that the Dear Leader is reading your mind and has divine powers. For many people who escape North Korea, deprogramming them to stop fearing retribution can be a matter of months or years. A population so intensely monitored and controlled can't feasibly revolt, let alone communicate their ideas about doing so.