Podcasts that mention 📚 Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury

Uh well, unless you read Fahrenheit 451, uh which is a dark dark piece.

Dean Koontz mentions Ray Bradbury's novel 'Fahrenheit 451' as an example of his darker work.

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I think that everyone should reread Fahrenheit 451 because if uh some people might recall reading it in high school and they think of this uh the the tyrannical government uh that is forcing the burning of books and of course the some of they main characters but you have these firemen who are in charge of burning books and what many people cease to realize if they reread that book which they will ReDiscover is that it was actually the people in the beginning who started the burning of the books books that would offend any minority and I don't mean that in a racial group uh a racial sense but a a minority population uh began to be burned and this is this is very very uh very dangerous and I think a very slippery slope where you have effectively and I've seen a number of people Mark to this effect you have the majority of smart people who could discuss a topic and have the necessary uncomfortable conversation in a rational way opting out

Tim Ferriss recommends rereading the book Fahrenheit 451 and discusses its themes related to censorship and the burning of books.

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Brave New World Fahrenheit 451 1984

Tim lists 'Fahrenheit 451' as one of the dystopian novels that combine to describe the current reality.

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Read fahrenheit It's such a good book Fahrenheit 451

Someone recommends reading the book, clarifying the title after a partial mention.

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you know it's not quite Fahrenheit 451 or Brave New World or 1984

The speaker lists this book as an example of a dystopian work, comparing the current censorship situation to it.

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the shirt I'm wearing right now is also my representation of our society and it has the hunger games animal animal farm they live brave new world matrix fahrenheit 451 v for vendetta and of course 1984 representing where i think we are

Luke mentions the book title as being featured on a shirt representing his view of society.

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so it's so it's 1984 brave new world ray bradbury 451

A guest mentions this book title and author in a list of dystopian/censorship-related books.

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it's firemen coming out like a night in fahrenheit for 451 with flamethrowers saying we're the firemen

A speaker uses the book title as an analogy for media/platforms claiming to help put out a 'fire' (tensions) but instead making it worse.

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it's like fahrenheit 451 if it's defensive gotta go

Speaker compares the current censorship climate to the book Fahrenheit 451.

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but you get a little bit of the Fahrenheit 451 we got a little bit of brave new world

The host lists Fahrenheit 451 as one of several dystopian books relevant to the current situation.

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