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Title: This sci-fi book did not appeal to me
Review: I was slightly bored by this book. I have read that the book is supposed to be funny, but I certainly was not tempted to laugh any one single time. In it Stanislaw Lem describes a future world where everybody is drugged. At a first look it seems like this future world, 2039, has achived Jeremy Bentham's dream: "The greatest happiness for the greatest number of people". But then Stanislaw Lem comes with another definition of happiness, which I actually think is more precise: "My own happiness is not enough, the others have to be unhappy as well". Forgive me, because I read this book in translation, so the quotes are bound to be incorrect. Allegedly the last quotation should origin from some French philosopher, it could be interesting to know who that guy was?
