It's an incredible essay, as valid today as it was almost 300 years ago. It seems poverty will always be a thorny subject.

The ideas in this story really make you think. Sad for sure. Bravo

You've heard of it. You've heard it mentioned in opinion columns. It's at least as cold-blooded and grim as that. If you have never actually read it, you need to. It's as relevant now as it was 300 years ago.

Somewhat disturbing

A fun read.

the proposal is modest

Classic satire but the quality of the sound recording was bad and the narrator was not enjoyable to listen to at all.