Control in Ira Levin´s This Perfect Day

Even if all of us change, if it is utopia, think about the world. There is a unique difference between men and women. Everyone has the right to get opinions. Whether you are right or wrong. In 1970, Elaine announced this perfect day, and she showed us, if you took all the difference and made us the same. Men never grow facial hair and women do not have breasts. Because the treatment they receive dullens their minds and makes them think as they wish.

• Ira Levin's Perfect Day (1970) is a futuristic novel about a comprehensive society whose value is very different from the value of modern society. Like a brave new world, citizens are dull of their pain and fear by drugs and are very similar in the world. People with several genetic differences are more likely to be dissatisfied with a gentle society and the calm society is controlled by a large computer with a mood changing medicine. • The Maid Story of Margaret At-Wo (1985) is the story of a woman named Offred who lives in the Republic of Kiri, a future oppressive society in which the role of women is severely restricted. Indeed, after the rightist military took over the woman serving the male and made it almost slave, Gilead became the United States in the future.

In the next few centuries the people of the earth live under the control of artificial intelligence called UniComp. A century and a half ago, computers that managed five continents gathered together. As a result, war, hunger, crime, and any forms of violence do not occur to society around the world. "Hatred" and "battle" are words of vow. This is the world Elaine painted in his wonderful science fiction "perfect day". Unicomp's business world is committed to improving efficiency. By strictly managing the birthrate and moving to Mars, Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, and family colonies on several extrasolar planets, the population on Earth is stable at 8 billion people. Because planting and preparing various foods is inefficient, the nutritional needs of all people are met with a certain sum.