The World Set Free

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Set in a future where atomic energy has transformed society, the narrative explores the implications of scientific advancements on humanity. The story follows various characters as they navigate a world on the brink of destruction due to the misuse of nuclear power. Themes of progress, morality, and the potential for self-destruction are central, highlighting both the wonders and dangers of technological innovation. H.G. Wells delves into the philosophical questions surrounding freedom and responsibility in an age of unprecedented power.