In Fates Worse Than Death, an autobiographical collage of the 1980´s, the reader
gets acquainted with a Kurt Vonnegut non fiction postmodern narration. Vonnegut
normally, like partly in this lecture, combines science fiction, social satire and black
comedy. In this case he clarifies, with a satirical and ironical tone, the inevitable fate of
death which every living organism sooner or later has to face.
Vonnegut illustrates a fate which seems to be worse than death like cruzifixion and
others which at first seem worse than death like the results of our inventiveness or
slavery. Vonnegut demonstrates ironical how politics and how science could be used to
create effects not always beneficial to humankind. In this paper i will examine the
possible consequences of our inventiveness that could evolve to particular subjects and
issues in the future which could be regarded in some sense as fates worse than death
Over decades there have been several inventions that have influenced us or have
become part of our lives. The invention of the cigarette, or tabacco in general, is
certainly an invention which has had a greater influence on mankind. If we take a good
Human Inventiveness and Fates Worse Than Death
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