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The main idea of Bradbury's works is the humanistic theme of the struggle between Good and Evil, Light and Darkness, Knowledge and Barbarism. The writer was deeply disturbed by the rise of machine technology and the resulting extraordinary spread of spirituality in modern society, the real danger of nuclear apocalypse, but he was full of faith in the power of the human mind, in the power of love and the good in man. Bradbury made a clear distinction between technology and its application. "I give people my love of life," Bradbury said in an interview. "I teach them to be conscious - that's what love means. You start small, but you stir up very high feelings in people.