In his book "It Can't Happen Here," Sinclair Lewis presents a disheartening view of society's quest for solutions to its problems. He emphasizes that despite the numerous suggestions provided by others, he alone possesses the ultimate realization: there is no solution to the complexities of societal issues. This perspective suggests that perfection in society is unattainable, highlighting an inherent dissatisfaction among people that persists regardless of their material wealth or external...