Rick Deckard isn’t the only one on focus in the novel, there was John Isidore, he stayed alone in an abandoned building; he was called “chicken head,” because of his low intelligence, that was affected by radioactive dust due to the nuclear war that devastated the world. In the novel, Isidore explained when you are labeled special means you are basically no longer part of mankind (16), and he “was accepted as being human” by his boss (19), it shows there are other social hierarchy or groups of people that are an inferior android (non-human). In general, the most significant aspect of civilization in Dick’s fictional novel was the state religion called Mercerism. Mercerism is a sense used by its followers that they share physical pains of their “leader.” Wikipedia. Everyone who is a Mercer come closer to using a device called an empathy box which centers around one person Wilbur. The device allows people to see an imaginary vision where the humans see Mercer climbing up a hill and getting struck by rocks being thrown by assailants, “The Killers” (31). Humans think that they are connected to Mercer through the empathy box and they can physically experience the torment as Mercer, this makes them feel whatever he feels, in fact, it makes them
Rick Deckard isn’t the only one on focus in the novel, there was John Isidore, he stayed alone in an abandoned building; he was called “chicken head,” because of his low intelligence, that was affected by radioactive dust due to the nuclear war that devastated the world. In the novel, Isidore explained when you are labeled special means you are basically no longer part of mankind (16), and he “was accepted as being human” by his boss (19), it shows there are other social hierarchy or groups of people that are an inferior android (non-human). In general, the most significant aspect of civilization in Dick’s fictional novel was the state religion called Mercerism. Mercerism is a sense used by its followers that they share physical pains of their “leader.” Wikipedia. Everyone who is a Mercer come closer to using a device called an empathy box which centers around one person Wilbur. The device allows people to see an imaginary vision where the humans see Mercer climbing up a hill and getting struck by rocks being thrown by assailants, “The Killers” (31). Humans think that they are connected to Mercer through the empathy box and they can physically experience the torment as Mercer, this makes them feel whatever he feels, in fact, it makes them