I've got nothing against telepathy, said Jane; but the telephone is so much more dependable.
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In Margaret Atwood's "Murder in the Dark: Short Fictions and Prose Poems," the character Jane expresses skepticism about telepathy, suggesting that while it's an intriguing notion, conventional communication methods are more reliable. This reflects a broader theme of trust in technology and the limits of human perception, highlighting the value placed on tangible, consistent means of connection.
Jane's comment encapsulates a tension between old and new forms of communication, underscoring how...
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