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In ""Harrison Bergeron"" what is the main intended effect of the sharp noises that are transmitted to George’s ear?

In ""Harrison Bergeron"" what is the main intended effect of the sharp noises that are transmitted to George’s ear?
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In ""Harrison Bergeron"" what is the main intended effect of the sharp noises that are transmitted to George’s ear?

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To prevent George from having an unfair advantage over people with average intelligence.

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