In Fahrenheit 451, I'm pretty sure Montag says something like "it barks at no one else but me," maybe that exactly.
He's talking about the big scary mechanical hound: the one that's a metaphor for technology. It has almost immesurable potential for bettering the world, but it seems like it is mostly used for killing people. Montag is one of the few enlightened people in his world who understands this about technology, and whenever he's around it, it barks at him.
These themes are present throughout OK Computer. Draw your own conclusions...
In Fahrenheit 451, I'm pretty sure Montag says something like "it barks at no one else but me," maybe that exactly.
He's talking about the big scary mechanical hound: the one that's a metaphor for technology. It has almost immesurable potential for bettering the world, but it seems like it is mostly used for killing people. Montag is one of the few enlightened people in his world who understands this about technology, and whenever he's around it, it barks at him.
These themes are present throughout OK Computer. Draw your own conclusions...