A Moundane Society Exposed In Kurt Vonnegut's Harrison Bergeron

Would you enjoy living in a dull, mediocre society where everyone is the same and nothing ever changes? In Kurt Vonnegut’s short story, Harrison Bergeron the citizens in America who have unique characteristics are given “handicaps” to make them like anyone else. This created a mundane society where nothing new is introduced and everyone leads boring lives. Although lifting up people who are ungifted would make the amount of people who needed to be handicapped negatively decrease it would also be meaningless as it would create the same problems that handicapping people would have because it would create a society that doesn’t change or evolve and harmful as some people would still need to use the annoying devices.
Lifting ungifted people