Is it to much for everything to be equal? I think that in Harrison Bergeron, that their talk about Equality is to much. They think that everything must be equal from brain power, to athletics. If you are a genius, or very athletic you will be handicapped to make it harder to think, or do athletics. I think it is alright for some things to be different, not everything needs to be equal. “A buzzer sounded in George’s head. His thoughts fled in panic, like bandits from a burglar alarm.” I feel like it is not fair for the smarter people to have to listen to sounds all day, for equality. I think that it is not equality in this situation, because the person still has the brain power, they just made it harder to use it, and you can eventually get used to the sounds. I think their solution to equality does not even work, I also don’t think that it is a good idea to have this much equality.
is it alright to trick people into think something else/brainwash? I think the Last Cuentista starting on chapter 10, the collector, who give all the people names Zeta brainwashed the people. It sounds like the people all have special jobs to do, and they do not remember anything from before the collector came, or at least most don’t. I think that it is not alright to do that, because everyone has memories of the past, that they want to remember for ever, getting rid of that, everyone will not have any memories, and they wont have anything to look back on. “Whatever this collector is I just have to convince hem long enough that I’m what they want.” she remembers things, and knows what he collector wants.