... the deception surrounding jingoism. Consequently, the answer Vonnegut presents for American jingoism is to understand where American culture came from and to demonstrate nationalism correctly. For instance, while Vonnegut admired Albert Einstein's icon "E=MC²," he called "it was a flawed equation" because "there should have been an 'A' in there somewhere for Awareness --- without which the 'E' and ... the symbol and its meaning come from, and one must be aware of the symbol because even though it just a symbol, one bad thought could cause chaos; in other words, Einstein's ico...

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... was meant to protect society from him. Fourteen years old and already seven feet tall, he is the handsomest young man possible, and possesses an intellect that would stagger even Albert Einstein. George and Hazel, his parents, are aware of his exploits from reports on television. Harrison threatens the regime, for he would remove all artificial handicaps and enable people to achieve ... ...

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