Dan Brown's Inferno: A Bleak Depiction of the Future

Dan Brown's Inferno, a potential future tough and tough picture is a wonderful satire. His view on overpopulation, surgically taken the exact position, the reality of statistical data prediction. In fact, his novel has no subjective relationship with the classic work of Dante of the same name; it implies that, the real topic is overpopulation. This novel draws the desolate world of the human race in the near future in the danger of extinction. In addition, his frustrating prediction about our fragile world seems to be a reality.

When Dan Brown's latest novel "Hell" was published last summer, some people insisted that I read it - this is a crazy geneticist. I chose Inferno when my local library asked me to talk about genetic books of conspiracy. The conversation is coming next week, I am very glad that this book is ready. I understand that the accuracy of science should not prevent the release of a good story at the American Film Institute 's Catalysis Symposium. More than 12 scientists there each year will learn script from experts. I went in 2005. After a week of tomorrow's anatomy, the exciting revelation thriller seems unlikely to be in the recent crazy weather, and as we all said from the beginning, we came to the conclusion from an entertainment point of view Scientific accuracy is irrelevant. Therefore, it suffices if the magnetic pole switches suddenly and a person recovers from sepsis with penicillin once within a few hours. I like that movie.

How wonderful is that my friends are always intertwined with Dan Brown's hell. How does it talk about philosophy through science fiction? I think that you should try it. As a preface to this book, I read Dante Alighieri's "Hell" from his masterpiece "Divine Comedy". Dante's hell is very sensitive to politics, religion, Dante's personal and social life and philosophy. Prior to this, there was no clear understanding of hell and heaven for ordinary people of Christian faith. Dante gives this point - let the ordinary people understand the path of hell and heaven. He measured their behavior and gave them several ways to oppose what they get in the afterlife.