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Monday, January 29, 2007
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5 Comments:
Rod Serling was a man ahead of his time! Unbelievable!
An excellent post.. Serling had a knack for anticipating possibilities based on the past and the foibles of the human animal. I wonder how many folks will see the analogy to the current administration's chipping away of the personal freedoms guaranteed by our constitution.
Yes, the best Sci-Fi takes a possible social characteristic and extends it forward in time. Serling was a master at this.
Ugh...let's just hope soylent green doesn't start turning up on our plates...
how smug we were.
Serling had it right here--and so did Pogo:
'we have met the enemy and he is us.'
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