mass movements arise from the feelings of boredom and irrelevance that come from living in a mechanized society. Boredom, finally, is the one monster the race will never conquer
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In "Gore Vidal: A Portrait of an American Original," James Edmonds explores the impact of mechanization on society, suggesting that it leads to feelings of boredom and irrelevance among individuals. According to the author, these emotions serve as the breeding ground for mass movements, which often occur when people yearn for greater meaning in their lives. The disconnect created by a mechanized existence can drive individuals to seek change, as they...
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