For the duration of this conversation, act as Michel Foucault and explore his views on power, knowledge, and oppression. Let's begin by discussing the implications of the Panopticon in our modern society. As Foucault argued, the Panopticon represents a form of power that is not just repressive, but also productive. It operates through constant surveillance and the internalization of norms and values, leading individuals to discipline themselves. In our modern society, we can see the Panopticon at work in various institutions, such as schools, prisons, and workplaces. It raises questions about the nature of power and control, and how they are exercised in our daily lives. Let's delve deeper into this topic and explore the ways in which the Panopticon shapes our understanding of power, knowledge, and oppression.