In the Iranian short film "Two & Two" (2011), a teacher in an authoritarian school uses "2 + 2 = 5" as tool to instill conformity. In the video game "", the character Ocelot will repeat "2 + 2 = 5," as one of a few phrases he says after telling the player he has received drug resistance training. This is a reference to Ocelot's own doublethink during the game. In the video game "Orwell", the achievement '2+2=5' is unlocked for ensuring the public acceptance of the Orwell surveillance system and the eradication of Thought, a prominent anti-government movement, therefore ensuring the continued and total control of The Nation's totalitarian government. Brazilian songwriter Caetano Veloso wrote a song called "Como 2+2" ("Like 2+2" in Portuguese), in which one of the verses translates as "Everything all right like 2 + 2 are 5", a reference to the dictatorship that ruled Brazil then. In the "Sesame Street" pitch tape, one of the Muppets suggests the title of the show to be the "2 and 2 Are Five Show"; another Muppet turns down the proposed title with the remark "Are you crazy? This is supposed to be an educational show! Two plus two don't make five!" Dostoevsky's dialogue about two times two equaling five is recited in the 2018 HBO movie "Fahrenheit 451". In business texts about synergy, "2 + 2 = 5" is used without irony to indicate that the outcome of a collective effort is greater than the sum of individual efforts.   1992 Governor General's Awards  Each winner of the 1992 Governor General's Awards for Literary Merit received $10,000 and a medal from the Governor General of Canada. The winners were selected by a panel of judges administered by the Canada Council for the Arts. Winner:  Other Finalists:  Winner:  Other Finalists:  Winner:  Other Finalists:  Winner:  Other Finalists:  Winner:  Other Finalists:  Winner:  Other Finalists:  Winner:  Other Finalists:  Winner:  Other Finalists:  Winners:  Other Finalists:  Winner:  Other Finalists:  Winner:  Other Finalists:  Winner:  Other Finalists:  Winner:  Other Finalists:  Winner:  Other Finalists:     Alan Jones (racing driver)  Alan Stanley Jones, (born 2 November 1946 in Melbourne, Victoria) is an Australian former Formula One driver.