Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: such kids in it

brilliant. disturbing. terrifying. I imagine if we could scrape at the darker insides of a mind like will self's, or william gibson's, or george saunders', or mark leyner's, KID A would perhaps be a good aural indication of what we might dig up there beneath our grubby, ragged, monkey fingernails. there is little consolation in the suspicion that the future's hypercapitalistic ultrahuman designer babies will look back with perfectly-calibrated eyes on the first crude injections of human embryos with foreign genes and on the arrival of Kid A as perhaps the first and last gropings of a species doomed to extinction by its own intelligence. in Kid A is the awareness of all this, and yet--somewhere underneath it all, the human heart still beating, despite. for whatever that's worth, for the time being. the sound of a dying old world slipping (almost) unawares into one frightfully new, frightfully unknown, frightfully uncertain in its inclusion of humanity as we now know it.