The narrator in “all watched over by machines of loving grace” expresses (1 point)

a) a desire to return to a natural way of living in nature

b) a desire for man to live simply in nature with computers for his safeguard

c) a vision of a cybernetic man/robot living with animals

d) a desire to live in the future with advanced technology.

which proverbs most clearly reflects a major theme in a sound of thunder,

a fish rots from its head down

never put off tomorrow what you can do today

better to light a candle then to curse in the darkness

in our every deliberation we must consider the impact of our decisions on the next seven generations