America," wrote Kilgore Trout in MTYOAP: "is the interplay of three hundred million Rube Goldberg contraptions invented only yesterday.
by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. (0 Reviews)
In "Timequake" by Kurt Vonnegut Jr., the character Kilgore Trout reflects on the nature of America. He likens it to a complex system of intricate machines, suggesting that the country is a chaotic assembly of innovations and creations, each one uniquely crafted and interconnected. This imagery illustrates the rapid pace of change and invention that characterizes American society. Trout’s quote evokes a sense of wonder and absurdity about the country, highlighting...
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