The Time Machine was mentioned as a comparison to Calhoun's 'beautiful ones', a group of rodents that do not reproduce, eat, groom themselves, and sleep, reminiscent of the surface-dwelling vegetarians, the Eloy, in Wells's novel.
It's not a perfect comparison because the Eloy obviously reproduce, but the beautiful ones do not.
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The Time Machine was mentioned as a comparison to Calhoun's 'beautiful ones', a group of rodents that do not reproduce, eat, groom themselves, and sleep, reminiscent of the surface-dwelling vegetarians, the Eloy, in Wells's novel.
It's not a perfect comparison because the Eloy obviously reproduce, but the beautiful ones do not.