Better to be nothing than a blind doorman at the head of civilization's parade. And
by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. (0 Reviews)
In Kurt Vonnegut Jr.'s novel "Player Piano," the story delves into a future society dominated by machines and automation. This environment leads to a dehumanizing existence where individuals are reduced to mere cogs in a vast machinery, lacking purpose and agency. The quote "Better to be nothing than a blind doorman at the head of civilization's parade" encapsulates the struggle against such a life, suggesting that it is preferable to have...
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