If my phrases shock the reader, that only shows it is high time he or she was shocked.
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In H.G. Wells' book "You Can't Be Too Careful," the author challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths. He believes that if his writing elicits a strong reaction, it's indicative of a necessary awakening for readers. This emphasizes the importance of addressing critical issues head-on, suggesting that discomfort can lead to awareness and understanding.
Wells' quote implies that shock can serve as a catalyst for change. By provoking thought and reflection, he...
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