Le temps meurtrier

Sheckley's humor adds a unique flavor to the story, making complex themes feel both entertaining and sharp. I wonder what influenced his approach to blending comedy with sci-fi inquiry.

The story raises so many questions about what it really means to be human when death is no longer inevitable. It made me think about whether immortality would be a blessing or a curse.

The witty tone makes the ethical dilemmas more approachable, but does it also soften the impact of the more unsettling ideas? Curious how others felt about this balance.