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Bellamy's vision of a utopian future feels both hopeful and idealistic. I'm curious what historical or personal influences shaped his concept of progress and social harmony.

Bellamy's critique of capitalism and advocacy for social equality seem ahead of his time. How do readers interpret the book's relevance to modern economic debates?

The detailed envisioning of innovations like widespread electricity and mechanization was fascinating. I wonder whether he based these on existing ideas or imagined entirely new possibilities.