Vonnegut used a future setting in 'Harrison Bergeron' to contrast present-day society and warn about potential consequences of unchecked inequality.
Vonnegut chose to describe a society 120 years in the future in "Harrison Bergeron" to allow for a sharp contrast between present-day society and the future, emphasizing the consequences of unchecked inequality over time. This futuristic setting serves as a warning of what could happen if current societal issues are not addressed.
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