*A Perfect Day* sounds like it was influenced by Ayn Rand's *Anthem*, which was published in 1938. Anthem had a much better story and message.
I, for one, don't think that there will be such a thing -- I do not believe we are malleable enough to be molded into a human hive mind. It's a great way to extrapolate the left's aims but one should remember to aim at the real target. People are messy and unruly, the news severely downplays any "bad thing" that happens in a place where you do not live.
*A Perfect Day* sounds like it was influenced by Ayn Rand's *Anthem*, which was published in 1938. Anthem had a much better story and message.
I, for one, don't think that there will be such a thing -- I do not believe we are malleable enough to be molded into a human hive mind. It's a great way to extrapolate the left's aims but one should remember to aim at the real target. People are messy and unruly, the news severely downplays any "bad thing" that happens in a place where you do not live.
BOOM Vault-Co Rating : 5/5 Stars
That was so good and the end of it was really poignant for people on Substack.
I read that very book by Seidenberg in 1991 but never realized how much it related to the world described by Ira Levinberg in his dystopian novel.
Great stuff!