and Morlocks. Initially, he is thrown into the year 802,701 AD into a dystopian society divided between two polar opposite human races. The Eoli are peaceful, lazy, and carefree, almost to the point of dumbness. On the other hand, the Morlocks are creatures of night and live in the underground throughout the day. Recognizing that these two races originated from humans today, the Time Traveler theorizes three main ideas about how this came about. In the Time Machine, the Time Traveler suggests three theories; the Eoli are the only human descendants and have become lazy due to a too easy life, secondly, he believes that the Morlocks evolved into rugged workers based on their lifestyle, and lastly, the Morlocks have become predators to the Eoli people.
On his journey to the future, the Time Traveler concludes his first theory that the Eoli are a result of human evolution. This theory focuses on the negative effects that evolution has had on the human race as a result of living a life too easy. For example, the Eoli people are lazy, blissful, and ignorant to any real hardship in the world. Similar to Darwin's theory of evolution, humans evolve just like everything else and if we continue to …show more content…
In the Time Machine, the Time Traveler suggests three theories; the Eoli are the only human descendants and have become lazy due to a too easy life, secondly, he believes that the Morlocks evolved into rugged workers based on their lifestyle, and lastly, the Morlocks have become predators to the Eoli people. Similarly, he is able to theorize why this may have happened. Comparing the failing world to Darwin's theories allows us to see the negatives of our own society today. Are we too reliant of technology? Will the human race up life this in the future or worse, like the black tentacle creature on the Time Travelers last
On his journey to the future, the Time Traveler concludes his first theory that the Eoli are a result of human evolution. This theory focuses on the negative effects that evolution has had on the human race as a result of living a life too easy. For example, the Eoli people are lazy, blissful, and ignorant to any real hardship in the world. Similar to Darwin's theory of evolution, humans evolve just like everything else and if we continue to …show more content…
In the Time Machine, the Time Traveler suggests three theories; the Eoli are the only human descendants and have become lazy due to a too easy life, secondly, he believes that the Morlocks evolved into rugged workers based on their lifestyle, and lastly, the Morlocks have become predators to the Eoli people. Similarly, he is able to theorize why this may have happened. Comparing the failing world to Darwin's theories allows us to see the negatives of our own society today. Are we too reliant of technology? Will the human race up life this in the future or worse, like the black tentacle creature on the Time Travelers last