A Perfect Vacuum
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Alastair Waynewright (American Library, New York) When one takes on a servant, his wages cover—besides the work—the respect a servant owes a master. When one hires a lawyer, beyond professional advice one is purchasing a sense of security. He who buys love, and not merely strives to win it, also expects caresses and affection. The price of an airplane ticket has for some time included the smiles and seemingly genial courtesy of attractive stewardesses. People are inclined to pay for the “priva...te touch,” that feeling of being intime, taken care of, liked, which constitutes an important ingredient in the packaging of services rendered in every walk of life.
But life itself does not, after all, consist of personal contacts with servants, lawyers, employees of hotels, agencies, airlines, stores. On the contrary: the contacts and relationships we most desire lie outside the sphere of services bought and sold. One can pay to have computer assistance in selecting a mate, but one cannot pay to have the behavior one chooses in a wife or husband after the wedding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alastair Waynewright (American Library, New York) When one takes on a servant, his wages cover—besides the work—the respect a servant owes a master. When one hires a lawyer, beyond professional advice one is purchasing a sense of security. He who buys love, and not merely strives to win it, also expects caresses and affection. The price of an airplane ticket has for some time included the smiles and seemingly genial courtesy of attractive stewardesses. People are inclined to pay for the “priva...te touch,” that feeling of being intime, taken care of, liked, which constitutes an important ingredient in the packaging of services rendered in every walk of life.
But life itself does not, after all, consist of personal contacts with servants, lawyers, employees of hotels, agencies, airlines, stores. On the contrary: the contacts and relationships we most desire lie outside the sphere of services bought and sold. One can pay to have computer assistance in selecting a mate, but one cannot pay to have the behavior one chooses in a wife or husband after the wedding.
What to read after A Perfect Vacuum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stanislaw Lem to read onlineMoreLess
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