The Company and The Nazi Party: The Lottery in Babylon

The Babylonian lottery, written by Jorge Luis Borges in 1941, uses science fiction to express the anti-Nazi beliefs the writer does not know. Argentina is home to Borges and backed the power of the Axis forces during World War II. Borges is known for his political writing rather than his philosophical writing (Laraway, 563); using this SF short story to explain the religious beliefs and the use of religion as a tool for the world empire And I will ask you a question. Babylonian lottery is SF short story about the mysterious city of historic name.

When I tried to imagine the world dominated by the unknown AI process, I remembered "Babylon Lottery" by Jorge Luis Borges. In this story, Borges explains how a simple lottery will ultimately become a complex (and secret) institution. First, like all other lotteries, we decide which participants will win the jackpot. Over time, all residents of Babylon are obliged to participate and the lottery becomes more complicated. People are unemployed (or acquired), love for the lives of nobility, life itself, honor ... ... "Complex new system only a few experts understand (...) drawing The number is unlimited, the decision is not final, all decisions branch to others "every aspect of life has been secretly dominated by the lottery

One of the most interesting aspects of Shirley Jackson's "lottery" is the period it writes. With the end of World War II in 1948 and the discovery of the camp of Nazi's death in just three years, "Lottery" is a caring, kind and friendly person doing terrible things for innocent people It is a scapegoat for the problems of these people who can. For Hitler and Germany, the Jews were scapegoat, but in this story, Tessee Hutchinson also has a similar purpose.

Population of Missouri. This case is known as the Holocaust. In this massacre, the German Nazis tried to destroy the entire Jewish population. By doing so, they killed some 6 million innocent people. Nazi almost wiped out the entire Jewish population and few people keep living through Holocaust's religious and personal stories. Facts about the Holocaust for generations taught me that it is not this terrible event.