As a dyslexic individual who has grown up always feeling different and more 'slow' than others, this first impression hit deep into my core. I've never imagined a society where everyone has the same level of intelligence, a world where everyone knows the same things, and yet now this book is questioning that exact thought.
It's making me wonder how lucky we are to all know and understand things in different ways, that maybe the stupidity feeling as a child was simply just me doubting how much i know as compared to others knowing more. i would love to be able to read this book, to understand what truly the society this author has created.
the idea behind the book is one of new standards, and new change, and i would love to read more.
It's making me wonder how lucky we are to all know and understand things in different ways, that maybe the stupidity feeling as a child was simply just me doubting how much i know as compared to others knowing more. i would love to be able to read this book, to understand what truly the society this author has created.
the idea behind the book is one of new standards, and new change, and i would love to read more.